April 2020
Intermediate to advanced
244 pages
7h 20m
English
Originally postulated by Eric Brewer, the CAP theorem states that in a distributed archive, it is possible to guarantee at most two of the following properties:
Based on the properties that can be respected simultaneously, distributed archives can be denoted as AP, CA, or CP.
Since blockchains must be able to tolerate partitions in order to function, the CA case is not contemplated, and the possible combinations are reduced to only two: AP and CP.
The preceding properties mean the following in the case of blockchain:
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