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What is DDP?

DDP (Distributed Data Protocol) is a client-server protocol used by Meteor, a full-stack JavaScript framework. It enables real-time data synchronization between the server and connected clients. Clients subscribe to data sets and receive updates as the server-side data changes, and clients can also call server methods to change the state of data.

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What other technologies are related to DDP?

DDP Competitor Technologies

FSDP

FSDP (Fully Sharded Data Parallel) is another data parallelism strategy in PyTorch. It is a competitor to DDP as both serve the purpose of distributing the training workload across multiple devices, but they use different approaches to manage memory and communication overhead.

mentioned alongside DDP in 13% (70) of relevant job posts

DDP Complementary Technologies

PyTorch

PyTorch is the deep learning framework in which DDP is implemented. DDP is a module within PyTorch used for distributed training. Therefore, it is complementary.

mentioned alongside DDP in 0% (91) of relevant job posts