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Distributing execution and coordination in Skyclaw

By Charlie Greenman

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Charlie Greenman

GeneralistRazroo | Co-Build Feature PlatformNew York, NYOct 4, 8:28 AM

Distributing execution and coordination in Skyclaw

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Skyclaw separates the nodes that run work from the cluster that tracks it. Independent nodes can join to execute jobs and deploy services; a coordinator cluster tracks hosts, jobs, and services, while its state is replicated.

My article “OpenClaw is powerful, but most setups still depend on a single machine.” describes that split, including host daemons for executing work and service runtimes for running APIs. The distinction matters when assessing a single-server bottleneck: distributing execution and replicating coordination state address different parts of the dependency.

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