Author l Hollis Source l Hollis (ID: hollischuang) Since HTTP/1.0 and up to HTTP/2, regardless of how the application layer protocol has improved, TCP has always been the foundation of the HTTP protocol mainly because it provides a reliable connection. However, starting from HTTP 3.0, this situation has changed. Because, in the newly released HTTP … Read more
Since HTTP/1.0, up to HTTP/2, TCP has always been the foundation of the HTTP protocol, mainly because it provides a reliable connection. However, starting from HTTP 3.0, this situation has changed. Because, in the newly launched HTTP 3.0, the TCP protocol has been completely abandoned. TCP Head-of-Line Blocking We know that during TCP transmission, data … Read more
Since HTTP/1.0, up to HTTP/2, regardless of how the application layer protocol has improved, TCP has always been the foundation of the HTTP protocol, mainly because it provides a reliable connection. However, starting from HTTP 3.0, this situation has changed. Because, in the newly released HTTP 3.0, the TCP protocol has been completely abandoned. TCP … Read more
CoAP: A Lightweight HTTP in IoT Hello everyone! Today I want to talk to you about a very important protocol in the field of IoT – CoAP (Constrained Application Protocol). As a veteran in embedded development, I know how painful it is to use traditional HTTP on resource-constrained devices. CoAP is like the ‘lightweight cousin’ … Read more
Click the “Learn Algorithms in Five Minutes” above and choose the “Star” public account Heavy content delivered first Source: Juejin, Author: Ruheng Link: https://juejin.im/post/6844903490595061767 1. TCP/IP Model The TCP/IP protocol model (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) includes a series of network protocols that form the foundation of the Internet and is the core protocol of the … Read more
High-definition image, sourced from the internet. Suggestions: 1) View on PC 2) If viewing on mobile, please click the image to zoom Application Layer, Presentation Layer, Session Layer: HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP3, encryption and decryption, compression and decompression, session management Transport Layer: TCP, UDP, ensuring data segments arrive effectively Network Layer: IP, ICMP, RIP, packet … Read more
The italic part is a question from the reader After reading Richard Stevens’ TCP/IP Protocol Volume 1: Detailed Explanation for a long time, I feel that it is quite difficult to read. How should I learn what the TCP/IP protocol is really about? What can I do after understanding the TCP/IP protocol? I would appreciate … Read more
Brief Introduction to UDP UDP is a transport layer protocol, sitting in the same layer as the TCP protocol. However, unlike TCP, UDP does not provide features such as timeout retransmission or error retransmission, meaning it is an unreliable protocol. UDP Protocol Header UDP Port Number Many applications require the use of UDP, so it … Read more
From: Juejin, Author: Ruheng Link: https://juejin.im/post/6844903490595061767 1. TCP/IP Model The TCP/IP protocol model (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) consists of a series of network protocols that form the foundation of the Internet and are the core protocols of the Internet. The reference model based on TCP/IP divides protocols into four layers: Link Layer, Network Layer, Transport … Read more
TCP HTTP UDP: All are communication protocols, which are the rules followed during communication. Only when both parties “speak” according to these rules can they understand or serve each other. Relationship Between TCP, HTTP, and UDP: TCP/IP is a suite of protocols, divided into four layers: network interface layer, network layer, transport layer, and application … Read more