Java partition node distributed system

Actually not sure how to go about this can anyone suggest a step by step I tried to but the json post is what is confusing me I thought they wanted any file such as image, video etc to be split where there bytes will stream concurrently
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Kyo-chan
Kyo-chan14mo ago
In realistic terms, sure, that's why one may want to store a file using a distributed system. But this is just a demo. The file you're going to store is a text file. You could make it be any binary file that is reasonably short, by encoding it in JSON as hexadecimal or base64. But if you do that you're going to have a tough time demonstrating it with the front-end interface.
CrackTheCode
CrackTheCodeOP14mo ago
Explain futher why would I have a hard time demonstrating in front end
Kyo-chan
Kyo-chan14mo ago
Displaying the text of a text file is fairly straightforward. Good luck with displaying the image data of an image file or video data of a video file, and notably adapting to how all these cases are allowed.
CrackTheCode
CrackTheCodeOP14mo ago
Why would I want to display image/video data unless you mean stream the io buffer/stream for logging/tracing
Kyo-chan
Kyo-chan14mo ago
You kinda need to display something if you have a front end
CrackTheCode
CrackTheCodeOP14mo ago
yea the files in the system but not the bytes/data as far as the ui/client is concerned the files are as is but the back is individual pieces are being partitioned/split into many nodes and aggregated together in displaying
Kyo-chan
Kyo-chan14mo ago
It didn't seem to me like the instructions plan on storing more than one file, albeit that's an obvious direction for building on
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JavaBot14mo ago
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