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Consensus algorithms in distributed systems are protocols that enable multiple computers or nodes within a network to agree on a single data value or decision, ensuring consistency and reliability across the system despite potential failures or malicious behavior of some nodes. These algorithms are foundational for maintaining data integrity and synchrony, especially in environments where nodes operate independently and may experience different states or updates.

https://github.com/heidihoward/distributed-consensus-reading-list