Hamid Salamat
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Speed Demon vs. Organized Archivist: Choosing the Right Protocol for Your DataEver wondered how data travels smoothly across the internet?It all comes down to protocols like TCP, UDP, and SCTP! Let's break it down:π TCP (Transmission Control Protocol): The reliable workhorse.- Ensures data arrives complete and in order, like a careful package delivery person.- Uses a state transition diagram to manage connections, making it more complex but perfect for tasks like file transfers. π UDP (User Datagram Protocol): The speedy but carefree adventurer. - Prioritizes speed over order and error-checking, ideal for real-time applications like video streaming.- Doesn't have a state transition diagram because it focuses on sending data packets independently. π SCTP (Stream Control Transmission Protocol): The multi-talented athlete. - Combines reliability with the ability to handle multiple data streams within a single connection.- More complex state transition diagram due to its advanced features, making it suitable for web browsing and file transfer with different data types. οΈChoosing the right protocol is like picking the perfect tool for the job! β Have you ever encountered a situation where choosing the right protocol made a significant difference?#hamid_salamat #TCPIP #networking #protocols
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Hamid Salamat
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TCP/IP state transition diagramThe TCP/IP state transition diagram outlines the possible states a TCP connection can take, as well as the events and actions that cause transitions between them. These states include CLOSED, where no connection exists; LISTEN, where a server waits for incoming connection requests; SYN-SENT, where a client sends a connection request to a server; SYN-RECEIVED, where a server receives a connection request from a client; ESTABLISHED, where data can be exchanged; FIN-WAIT-1, where one host initiates termination of a connection; FIN-WAIT-2, where one host receives an acknowledgment for its FIN segment; CLOSE-WAIT, where one host receives a FIN segment from the other host; CLOSING, where both hosts send FIN segments and wait for acknowledgments; LAST-ACK, where one host sends the final acknowledgment for a FIN segment and waits for an acknowledgment from the other host; TIME-WAIT, where one host waits for a period of time after sending the final acknowledgment to ensure that the other host received it; and CLOSED, the final state in which the connection is terminated.
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Hamid Salamat
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UDP state transition diagramThe User Datagram Protocol (UDP) is another transport layer protocol in TCP/IP, but it is different from TCP in that it does not provide reliability, ordering, or error-checking. UDP is a connectionless protocol, which means that it does not establish, maintain, or terminate connections between endpoints. UDP simply sends and receives datagrams, which are packets of data with a source and destination address. Therefore, UDP does not have a state transition diagram, as it does not have any states or transitions. UDP is suitable for applications that require fast and efficient data transmission, but can tolerate some data loss or disorder, such as video streaming, voice over IP, or online gaming.
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Hamid Salamat
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SCTP state transition diagramThe Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) is another transport layer protocol in TCP/IP, but it differs from both TCP and UDP in that it provides multiple streams of data within a single connection. SCTP is a connection-oriented protocol, which establishes, maintains, and terminates connections between endpoints. It uses a state transition diagram to illustrate how it manages connections and is more complex than TCP's, involving multiple streams, associations, and chunks. These states are CLOSED, COOKIE-WAIT, COOKIE-ECHOED, ESTABLISHED, SHUTDOWN-PENDING, SHUTDOWN-SENT, SHUTDOWN-RECEIVED, SHUTDOWN-ACK-SENT and CLOSED. This protocol is suitable for applications that require reliable and ordered delivery of data but also need to support multiple streams of data with different characteristics like web browsing, email, or file transfer.
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Loved your analogies, Hamid Salamat! Ever thought about how these protocols would fare in outer space communications? π TCP might struggle with Mars' delay and disruption patterns. Meanwhile, UDP could shine for real-time data from rovers, despite its drawbacks. It's like picking your travel buddy for a Mars mission - you need someone who can handle the unexpected without losing their cool. Haha
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Choosing the right protocol is like selecting the right tool from your toolboxβessential for smooth data transmission! I've had experiences where opting for TCP ensured my files arrived intact and in order, just like I intended. However, UDP's speed was a game-changer for real-time applications like video streaming, where every second counts! It's all about matching the protocol to the task at hand for optimal results.
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Nice post Hamid, I like the simple descriptions πIβve seen an example of the opposite, where some engineers tried (badly) to make UDP a kind of pseudo-TCP. Funnily enough they didnβt do a great job π
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Thanks for sharing these information
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Nice. Let's connect πΌ
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