Summary
We began the chapter by discussing the need to lock in a distributed environment. Then, we started learning the Java high-level API, which is mandatory to start with distributed locking since it is not available with low-level APIs. Then, we learned the meaning of distributed locking and its usage. We also discussed how distributed locking can be realized using optimistic locking.
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