What is the main difference between a centralized repository and a distributed repository A. In a centralized repository, all commits from working copy go directly to the remote repository, whereas in a distributed repository system, everyone has a local copy of the repository on their local machine that acts as an intermediate step between the working copy and the remote repository B. A centralized repository has a single survey for the remote repository, where as a distributed repository uses the cloud for improved reliability. C. Centralized Repositories are used for cryptocurrency while distributed repositories are used for NFTS. OD. In a centralized repository, one person (the project lead) has the main repository in their working copy, and they handle all commits and updates, where as in a distributed there is no one project lead

What is the main difference between a centralized repository and a distributed repository A. In a centralized repository, all commits from working copy go directly to the remote repository, whereas in a distributed repository system, everyone has a local copy of the repository on their local machine that acts as an intermediate step between the working copy and the remote repository B. A centralized repository has a single survey for the remote repository, where as a distributed repository uses the cloud for improved reliability. C. Centralized Repositories are used for cryptocurrency while distributed repositories are used for NFTS. OD. In a centralized repository, one person (the project lead) has the main repository in their working copy, and they handle all commits and updates, where as in a distributed there is no one project lead

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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