DCI (Distributed Computing Interface)

DCI (Distributed Computing Interface) is a framework that organizes how different parts of a computer system work together across multiple machines. It separates responsibilities into three roles: Data (the information), Context (the actions or processes applying to the data), and Interactions (the communication between components). This approach allows complex tasks to be split into manageable parts, enabling efficient and scalable computing. Essentially, DCI helps distribute processing tasks across a network, making systems more flexible, easier to understand, and better at handling large or complex computations collaboratively.