What interface elements are displayed when you enter Swagger UI?
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In a Master-Master (also known as Active-Active) architecture, the number of master nodes is theoretically unlimited, but in practice, it depends on the specific implementation and requirements for consistency and performance.
For example, in distributed systems with Master-Master replication, each master can accept writes and synchronize data with others. However, increasing the number of masters complicates synchronization and raises the risk of conflicts.
Most systems typically use 2 to 3 masters to balance load and ensure fault tolerance. More masters require more complex conflict resolution mechanisms and can reduce performance.
Therefore, the exact number of master nodes depends on the architecture and requirements, but usually, it is a small number (2-3) to maintain a balance between availability and synchronization complexity.