fire-and-forget command execution

Fire-and-forget command execution is a programming technique where a command is executed asynchronously without waiting for it to complete. In other words, once the command is sent, the program continues its execution without blocking. This technique is commonly used in distributed systems, where a client sends a command to a remote server and does not need to wait for the server's response. Instead, the server will execute the command and send the response back to the client when it's ready. This approach can improve the performance and scalability of the system, as it allows for parallel processing of commands. However, it also introduces the risk of losing the response if the connection is lost or the server crashes before sending it back.