It takes the average reader 5 hours and 40 minutes to read Designing Delay-Tolerant Applications for Store-and-Forward Networks by Ed Birrane
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This comprehensive resource explains how network application engineers benefit from store-and-forward protocols. It reviews the motivation and design of delay tolerant networks (DTNs) and presents a series of design patterns, with examples, for developing and deploying delay-tolerant applications. The rationale for delay-tolerant applications as an evolution of standard solutions to current terrestrial internet networking challenges is presented. Similarities between internet architectures and DTN features are described, along with an overview of the history of DTNs, the architecture defining...
Designing Delay-Tolerant Applications for Store-and-Forward Networks by Ed Birrane is 340 pages long, and a total of 85,000 words.
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