[zeromq-dev] Java/Windows issues
Martin Sustrik
sustrik at fastmq.com
Thu Aug 20 10:21:33 CEST 2009
Hi Conrad,
> My 2c on UDP:
> In the long run UDP would of course scale better because it doesn't have
> the kernel or networking overhead of TCP.
You still have to do the retransmission work on top of TCP, so you'll
probably end up with similarly complex code minus the optimisation work
already invested into TCP stack.
On a side note: Have a look at OpenOnload project. It's an attempt on
TCP-based kernel bypass.
> Just FYI, coming from an HPC/long,fat pipe networking environment, take
> a look at whether the UDT library can be used instead of raw UDP/IP:
> http://udt.sourceforge.net/
Yup. Seen that one. However, AFAIU, it focuses on moving large messages
over high-latency high-volume links. 0MQ is focused on short messages on
low-latency high-volume links.
Martin
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