In consistent hashing, what is the primary benefit of adding 'virtual nodes' to the hash ring when a physical node is added or removed?
The primary benefit of using virtual nodes in consistent hashing is to achieve a more uniform distribution of data across physical servers. In a standard consistent hashing setup, servers are placed at a single point on a circular hash ring, which often leads to uneven data loads because physical nodes may not be perfectly sp....
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