The transport has gone for several churn to cater to different requirements at each occassions. Currently after having experiences with SCTP/ MPTCP, the transport is getting one more re-calibrating as QUIC (google experiment)
...... to be updated in coming days.
Main aim remains to be as light as UDP and still provide some reliability as TCP but not all.
QUIC is an experimental projects towards same.
Though the TCP was consistently used over the years and enhanced to mitigate the security/ reliability/ performance aspects. Its defeating the market progression to cloud. Cloud has made new technical advancements for the framework/ protocol/ environments where things can be deployed faster and analysis & results are much faster and quicker. Then our traditional OS based layering and very hard coupling and similarly tedious releasing it for usages and subsequently rollbacks and rollouts processes. Hence the experiment by google QUIC to decouple some of TCP sort of features from kernel and take them to user space to give easy roll-out/ roll-back functionality. This makes the solutions to respond to the instability faster and same pace to establish it.
The question still remains, should be release stable releases into kernel so that they cater to more stable base for user communities and markets.
...... to be updated in coming days.
Main aim remains to be as light as UDP and still provide some reliability as TCP but not all.
QUIC is an experimental projects towards same.
Though the TCP was consistently used over the years and enhanced to mitigate the security/ reliability/ performance aspects. Its defeating the market progression to cloud. Cloud has made new technical advancements for the framework/ protocol/ environments where things can be deployed faster and analysis & results are much faster and quicker. Then our traditional OS based layering and very hard coupling and similarly tedious releasing it for usages and subsequently rollbacks and rollouts processes. Hence the experiment by google QUIC to decouple some of TCP sort of features from kernel and take them to user space to give easy roll-out/ roll-back functionality. This makes the solutions to respond to the instability faster and same pace to establish it.
The question still remains, should be release stable releases into kernel so that they cater to more stable base for user communities and markets.
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