Eventual consistency ensures that all replicas of a database will hold the same data - but only after a delay, as updates are first applied to the primary.
Frontend systems, designed for presenting updated data, may encounter stale or inconsistent information due to the asynchronous nature of eventual consistency.
When users invoke updates at the same time on different replicas, the challenge lies in resolving conflicting changes to maintain user experience.
Strategies like real-time updates through WebSockets and mirrored databases can mitigate the effects of eventual consistency on frontend applications.
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