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TLS support #914

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chensinian24 opened this issue May 24, 2024 · 5 comments
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TLS support #914

chensinian24 opened this issue May 24, 2024 · 5 comments

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@chensinian24
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Do we have a TLS/SSL example of TCP?

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carun commented May 28, 2024

@chensinian24 I would suggest not using this project as it is not maintained anymore. The last commit was ~4 years ago.

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@chensinian24 I would suggest not using this project as it is not maintained anymore. The last commit was ~4 years ago.

sad news. Our company wants to use this project as the implemention of rsoket protocol on Embedded device.

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carun commented May 30, 2024

sad news. Our company wants to use this project as the implemention of rsoket protocol on Embedded device.

Any particular reason? Alternatively you can use MQTT as it's lightweight. If you need a near real-time protocol, I'd suggest using gRPC.

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sad news. Our company wants to use this project as the implemention of rsoket protocol on Embedded device.

Any particular reason? Alternatively you can use MQTT as it's lightweight. If you need a near real-time protocol, I'd suggest using gRPC.

thanks for your advice. We do some research and think rsocket protocol have advantages on Flow Control and Reactive, which will help us to build a more efficent channel between cloud and device to support our speech project.

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carun commented May 30, 2024

sad news. Our company wants to use this project as the implemention of rsoket protocol on Embedded device.

Any particular reason? Alternatively you can use MQTT as it's lightweight. If you need a near real-time protocol, I'd suggest using gRPC.

thanks for your advice. We do some research and think rsocket protocol have advantages on Flow Control and Reactive, which will help us to build a more efficent channel between cloud and device to support our speech project.

We use SRTP for similar use cases, that allows to use any audio format as well. The latency will be less than 50 ms. Hope it helps.

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