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Implementation: Allows services in a distributed system to find each other and communicate. When to Use: To manage and discover services in a dynamic, often containerized, cloud-based environment.

Implementation: Copying data from one location to another to ensure consistency across distributed systems. When to Use: To improve the availability of data and resilience of the system against regional failures or network partitions.

Implementation: Temporarily store copies of frequently accessed data in fast storage systems. When to Use: To speed up data retrieval, reduce latency, and decrease the load on the database or service.

Implementation: Break down a monolithic application into a collection of smaller, independent services. When to Use: To enable scaling of individual components of an app independently, improve fault isolation, and support a variety of languages and frameworks.

Implementation: Automatically detect failures and prevent the application from trying to perform an action that is likely to fail. When to Use: To maintain high-availability and prevent cascading failures in distributed systems.

Implementation: Split a database into smaller, faster, more easily managed parts called 'shards'. When to Use: When a database is too large to be served from a single machine or when write operations become a bottleneck.

Implementation: Store changes to the application state as a sequence of events. When to Use: When you need to rebuild the state of the application, perform complex temporal queries or audit changes.

Implementation: Distribute incoming traffic among multiple servers using hardware or software load balancers. When to Use: To evenly distribute load across servers, prevent overloading any single resource, and to increase the availability of applications.

Implementation: Use message queues to orchestrate communication between distributed components decoupling senders and receivers. When to Use: To manage workloads, ensure resiliency in communication between services, and handle asynchronous processing.