Explore the innovative RSocket protocol for IoT connectivity in this 39-minute Linux Foundation conference talk. Learn how RSocket, an open-source reactive networking protocol, addresses communication challenges between complex IoT and cloud service networks. Discover its transport-agnostic nature, compatibility with various standard transports, and ability to handle both request-response traffic and bi-directional streaming data. Delve into the broker deployment model, understanding how RSocket enhances IoT connections' ease and security. Examine the protocol's design, including its four interaction modes and flow control mechanisms. Compare RSocket's end-to-end flow control with HTTP/2's hop-to-hop approach. Gain insights into RSocket's development and its potential to revolutionize service discovery and bi-directional communication in IoT ecosystems.
Connect IoT with RSocket - Simplifying Device Communication
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
RSocket: Application protocol providing Reactive Streams semantics
Demo Setup
Why is there a broker ?
Benefit of connection oriented
Device connects to broker
Bi-directional
The design of RSocket
Four interaction models
RSocket flow control
RSocket vs. HTTP/2 Flow control end to end vs. hop to hop
The development of RSocket
Taught by
Linux Foundation
