TEMPO: a lightweight transport protocol

Proceedings of the Third Workshop on Future Trends of Distributed Computing Systems Pub Date : 1992-04-14 DOI:10.1109/FTDCS.1992.217507

S. Bocking

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This paper presents a lightweight transport protocol called TEMPO which is intended to satisfy the requirements of advanced applications and high-speed network properties. The versatile transport service of TEMPO allows transport users to define their appropriate transport service by composing elementary message streams. The arrangement of the streams is defined by interaction patterns which contain the transport addresses of the corresponding transport users and their relations. The pattern-directed addressing scheme allows TEMPO to support different service forms, e.g. a notification form to transmit single messages, a transaction form to exchange request and reply messages or a connection form to transfer uni- or bidirectionally an unlimited number of messages. Independent of the service form, TEMPO offers a multicasting and relaying function which can be used repeatedly and in various combinations. Based on network properties such as low error rate and high bandwidth, TEMPO was designed as a lightweight protocol: The instruction path and the number of network packet exchanges are minimized for an error free communication.<>

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TEMPO:轻量级传输协议

本文提出了一种轻量级传输协议TEMPO，该协议旨在满足高级应用和高速网络特性的要求。TEMPO的通用传输服务允许传输用户通过组合基本消息流来定义适当的传输服务。流的排列由交互模式定义，交互模式包含相应传输用户的传输地址及其关系。模式定向寻址方案允许TEMPO支持不同的服务形式，例如，发送单个消息的通知表单，交换请求和回复消息的事务表单或单向或双向传输无限数量消息的连接表单。独立于服务形式，TEMPO提供多播和中继功能，可以重复使用，并以各种组合。基于低错误率和高带宽等网络特性，TEMPO被设计为一种轻量级协议:为了实现无错误通信，指令路径和网络数据包交换的数量被最小化。

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