MQTT Introduction MQTT[1] 5.0, launched in March 2019 by OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards), is a significant upgrade from the MQTT 3.1.1 version released in 2014. As a messaging protocol specifically designed for the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industrial IoT, it was previously introduced in ‘MQTT, Friend of Weak Networks’, … Read more
Introduction to MQTT MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) is a lightweight messaging protocol based on the publish/subscribe model, designed for low-bandwidth, high-latency, or unreliable network environments. It is widely used in the Internet of Things (IoT), mobile applications, and distributed systems to enable efficient communication between devices. By reducing data transmission volume and simplifying communication … Read more
MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) is a lightweight publish/subscribe protocol that is indeed very suitable for IoT devices operating under low bandwidth communication conditions. The following sections provide a detailed introduction from multiple perspectives: Basic Principles of the Protocol MQTT is based on a client-server (i.e., broker) publish/subscribe model. In this model, client devices can … Read more
From: Xia Yu Link: blog.csdn.net/yulyu/article/details/69062288 Image from the internet 0 Introduction Mastering TCP/IP and proficiently using Sockets for network programming. Seeing this sentence, does it feel familiar? Many people have encountered this requirement when submitting their resumes, and many might think that such knowledge is generally unnecessary in actual development, thus dismissing it. However, the … Read more
Click on the above “Programmer Interview Circle“, select “Pin or Star“ Grow Together with You～ Next, I want to systematically review the TCP/IP protocol suite. Of course, most of this was learned in college, but as the saying goes, it’s essential to revisit the basics from time to time. The upcoming blogs will all be … Read more
Recently, there was a project where the client’s network environment was unstable, occasionally resulting in packet loss and network jitter, causing our software client to intermittently disconnect from the server, which disrupted ongoing video conferences. This article takes this opportunity to explain in detail the heartbeat mechanism, packet loss retransmission mechanism, and other related content … Read more
QUIC is the TCP terminator developed by Google, and Microsoft has launched its own version of QUIC: MsQuic.Microsoft revealed that it is a user of QUIC. QUIC is the successor to TCP and is essential for HTTP/3; however, it has not garnered much interest outside of Google and Cloudflare.The full name of QUIC is Quick … Read more
1 TCP/IP 1.1 Definition of TCP/IP TCP/IP is a suite of protocols, also known as the Internet Protocol Suite. Computers can only communicate by adhering to these rules. TCP and IP are just two of the important protocols, which is why the suite is named TCP/IP. It actually consists of four layers of protocols. 1.2 … Read more
The fundamental basis of data communication in today’s IP networks is the TCP/IP reference model. Today, we will use a PC to access a WEB server to deeply understand the TCP/IP reference model. As the article is quite lengthy, it is recommended to save it for later reading. TCP/IP Reference Model Computer Network: Simply put, … Read more
On a summer day in Shanghai, a child takes a nap. TCP/IP is essentially something that most programmers in the internet industry cannot do without. Unfortunately, I have found that many people have only a superficial understanding of TCP. The better ones know it exists but do not understand the underlying principles, which leads to … Read more