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Data-intensive systems: replication, consistency, sharding, transactions, and stream processing.

clock-skew-ordering-hazard

Use when a distributed system orders events, resolves conflicts, or deduplicates by wall-clock timestamps from multiple nodes: last-write-wins (LWW) in Cassandra or ScyllaDB, audit logs or ledgers sorted by timestamp, or claims that NTP is good enough for ordering.

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Pre-approved tools experimental

Experimental field. Support varies between clients, so this list is what the author declared, not what your client will enforce.

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