Inter-Process Communication

Pipes, shared memory, message queues, and which to reach for.

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• Not triedA file as shared memoryFoundation
• Not triedA pipeline that runs at the slowest stageFoundation
• Not triedA socket that never touches the networkFoundation
• Not triedChoosing a mechanismFoundation
• Not triedMessages against streamsFoundation
• Not triedTwo processes with no common ancestorFoundation
• Not triedWhat a pipe gives youFoundation
• Not triedWhat a signal can carryFoundation
• Not triedWhy shared memory is the fast oneFoundation
• Not triedWriting to a pipe nobody readsFoundation
• Not triedA process that has exited and is still listedCore
• Not triedBetween processes rather than threadsCore
• Not triedWhy a graceful shutdown needs cooperationCore
• Not triedBounding the bufferChallenge
• Not triedSending a file without reading itChallenge
• Not triedTen thousand connections, and how to wait for themChallenge
• Not triedThe pipeline that stopped half wayChallenge
• Not triedTwo processes, two pipes, no progressChallenge
• Not triedTwo writers, no lockChallenge
• Not triedWhat fork actually copiesChallenge