SWIM (Scalable Weakly-consistent Infection-style Membership protocol) is a gossip protocol used for distributed system membership and failure detection. Nodes in a SWIM cluster periodically exchange membership information, allowing the system to detect failures and maintain a consistent view of active members without relying on a central authority. It is commonly used in distributed databases, cloud computing platforms, and other systems requiring fault tolerance and scalability.
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