In my previous post, I implemented a bare-bones single-threaded TCP/IP server, helping us understand the intricacies of client-server communication over TCP/IP, in addition to, what goes on inside the server when a client request arrives and the related concepts.
Looking forward for the future posts about how to design a concurrent server. Especially how 4. Non-blocking asynchronous I/O and 5. Event-driven approach are used in real-world, and their implementation!
"The asynchronous non-blocking and the event-driven approach may look similar, but they differ in the implementation, programming models and how they handle concurrency and I/O operations."
Looking forward for the future posts about how to design a concurrent server. Especially how 4. Non-blocking asynchronous I/O and 5. Event-driven approach are used in real-world, and their implementation!
"The asynchronous non-blocking and the event-driven approach may look similar, but they differ in the implementation, programming models and how they handle concurrency and I/O operations."