Computer Science · Database Management Systems
In the context of the CAP Theorem, what is the fundamental operational distinction between CP systems (such as HBase) and AP systems (such as Cassandra) during a network partition?
- 1CP systems reject requests to ensure data consistency, whereas AP systems return stale data to prioritize continuous availability.✓
- 2CP systems process local queries independently to reduce network traffic, whereas AP systems strictly enforce atomic bank transfers by avoiding partitions.
- 3CP systems guarantee simultaneous availability across all nodes without network partitions, whereas AP systems require centralized hardware scaling.
- 4CP systems return stale data to ensure the system remains available, whereas AP systems reject requests to guarantee that all nodes see the same data.
Correct answer
CP systems reject requests to ensure data consistency, whereas AP systems return stale data to prioritize continuous availability.
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