9798248144341 - network socket programming: building high-performance servers and client applications on linux (professional systems engineering) de colevar, nathan (9 resultados)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Master the Machinery of the Internet: A Deep Dive into Linux Kernel Networking and Server ArchitectureNetwork programming is often taught as a simple sequence of function calls. A student learns to create a socket, bind it to a port, and accept a client. In a controlled environment, this wor…ks flawlessly. In a hostile production environment, it fails.Real-world networks are unpredictable. Latency varies, packets are lost, and clients disappear without warning. If you want to build a server that rivals Nginx or a data store that performs like Redis, you need more than a superficial understanding of the API. You need to master the underlying architecture of the Linux operating system.Network Socket Programming is written for the developer who has moved beyond "Hello World" and is ready to tackle the engineering challenges of building robust, high-performance systems. This book bridges the gap between basic syntax and enterprise-scale architecture, stripping away the abstractions to reveal the mechanics of the TCP/IP stack.Key Topics Covered: The Kernel-User Boundary: Understand the true cost of system calls, context switches, and memory copying. Learn how to minimize overhead using advanced buffering strategies.Concurrency at Scale: Rigorous analysis of I/O models. Move from blocking I/O and process-forking to multi-threading, and finally to the massive scalability of I/O Multiplexing with epoll.Event-Driven Architecture: Build a non-blocking event loop from scratch. Master Edge-Triggered notifications, timer management, and signal integration to handle the C10K problem and beyond.Performance Tuning: Optimize the TCP stack using socket options. Resolve the conflict between Nagle's Algorithm and Delayed ACKs, tune buffer sizes for bandwidth-delay products, and implement keepalives that actually work.Zero-Copy Data Transfer: Eliminate the middleman. Use sendfile, splice, and mmap to move gigabytes of data directly from disk to network without touching user-space memory.Production Readiness: Implement defensive programming to handle malformed packets, prevent file descriptor leaks, and secure your connections with OpenSSL.Future Technologies: Explore the cutting edge of Linux networking, including true asynchronous I/O with io_uring, packet filtering with eBPF/XDP, and the shift to UDP-based HTTP/3 with QUIC.This is not a book of scripts; it is a guide to resource management. It teaches you how to manage CPU cycles, memory pages, and bandwidth efficiently. Whether you are writing a high-frequency trading platform, a custom proxy, or simply want to understand the machinery of the internet, this book provides the engineering decisions required for real-world scale. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Master the Machinery of the Internet: A Deep Dive into Linux Kernel Networking and Server ArchitectureNetwork programming is often taught as a simple sequence of function calls. A student learns to create a socket, bind it to a port, and accept a client. In a controlled environment, this wor…ks flawlessly. In a hostile production environment, it fails.Real-world networks are unpredictable. Latency varies, packets are lost, and clients disappear without warning. If you want to build a server that rivals Nginx or a data store that performs like Redis, you need more than a superficial understanding of the API. You need to master the underlying architecture of the Linux operating system.Network Socket Programming is written for the developer who has moved beyond "Hello World" and is ready to tackle the engineering challenges of building robust, high-performance systems. This book bridges the gap between basic syntax and enterprise-scale architecture, stripping away the abstractions to reveal the mechanics of the TCP/IP stack.Key Topics Covered: The Kernel-User Boundary: Understand the true cost of system calls, context switches, and memory copying. Learn how to minimize overhead using advanced buffering strategies.Concurrency at Scale: Rigorous analysis of I/O models. Move from blocking I/O and process-forking to multi-threading, and finally to the massive scalability of I/O Multiplexing with epoll.Event-Driven Architecture: Build a non-blocking event loop from scratch. Master Edge-Triggered notifications, timer management, and signal integration to handle the C10K problem and beyond.Performance Tuning: Optimize the TCP stack using socket options. Resolve the conflict between Nagle's Algorithm and Delayed ACKs, tune buffer sizes for bandwidth-delay products, and implement keepalives that actually work.Zero-Copy Data Transfer: Eliminate the middleman. Use sendfile, splice, and mmap to move gigabytes of data directly from disk to network without touching user-space memory.Production Readiness: Implement defensive programming to handle malformed packets, prevent file descriptor leaks, and secure your connections with OpenSSL.Future Technologies: Explore the cutting edge of Linux networking, including true asynchronous I/O with io_uring, packet filtering with eBPF/XDP, and the shift to UDP-based HTTP/3 with QUIC.This is not a book of scripts; it is a guide to resource management. It teaches you how to manage CPU cycles, memory pages, and bandwidth efficiently. Whether you are writing a high-frequency trading platform, a custom proxy, or simply want to understand the machinery of the internet, this book provides the engineering decisions required for real-world scale. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
