The invention comprises the following steps: the server parameter of the issuing subscribing system is established, message is classified through the condition of the message occupying resource; different strategies are adopted by the server through the using condition of the system resource of a ...
Buffering and reordering:Incoming messages are temporarily stored on the client or server until they can be shown in sequence. Sequence numbers help detect gaps. If a message arrives out of order, later messages are buffered until the gap is filled. This preserves order but can cause delays if...
HTTP does not define specific error handling mechanisms except when they have a direct impact on security, since different applications of the protocol require different error handling strategies. For example, a Web browser might wish to transparently recover from a response where the Location header ...
Network bandwidth is maximized through the functions of multiprocess concurrency, data buffering, traffic control, data compression and priority sending, etc. Product architecture The TongLINK/Q architecture consists of three major parts: the server node, the monitoring management center, and the develop...
Memory access buffering in multiprocessors In highly-pipelined machines, instructions and data are prefetched and buffered in both the processor and the cache. This is done to reduce the average mem... M Dubois,C Scheurich,F Briggs - 《Acm Sigarch Computer Architecture News》 被引量: 955发表...
In this article, we have delved into the intricacies of message ordering in Kafka. We have explored the challenges and presented strategies to address them. Whether it’s through single partitions, external sequencing with time window buffering, or idempotent producers, Kafka offers custom solutions ...
Systems and methods are described for processing data by interactions with a publish-subscribe messaging system. The processing may include receiving messages published to at least
In this work we discuss possible strategies for mapping sequential sequence comparison algorithms onto LAN-based message passing computer architectures. The software-integration tool used is the public-domain PVM 3.1 system. We present two possible mapping strategies, one centered around a file server ...
However, a careful run-time analysis of the behaviour of the algorithm allowed us to propose a very efficient parallel implementation based on the combination of advanced dynamic scheduling strategies, speculative running-time execution decisions and I/O buffering. In this work, we discuss specific ...
Moreover, the algorithm is quite simple and it only needs minor buffering capacity at each node; thus it is well adapted to hardwired implementation. In this paper, we test the performance of the forced and greedy strategies on a variety of communication patterns representing synchronous and ...