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Reliable HTTP: Outsmarting the Two Generals with Webhooks
Reliable HTTP: Outsmarting the Two Generals with Webhooks.
The Two Generals Problem is a mathematical theorem proving that no messaging protocol can reliably ensure that two parties share the same state.
However, some approaches guarantee that two distributed systems will follow an acceptable state progressi…
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