systemstransport
Systemstransport is a generic term used in distributed computing to describe the mechanisms by which data, commands, or state move between distinct systems, services, or hardware boundaries. It is not a single standardized technology, but a landscape of patterns and implementations that support inter-system communication. In practice, systemstransport encompasses transport layers, encoding formats, and routing policies that enable reliable, timely delivery across network boundaries.
Common forms include message-oriented transport, which emphasizes asynchronous communication and queuing; stream-based transport, such as TCP-based
Key architectural considerations include transport abstraction, fault tolerance, ordering guarantees, delivery semantics (at-most-once, at-least-once, exactly-once), idempotency,
Use cases range from enterprise service buses and cloud-native microservices to Internet of Things ecosystems and
Critics sometimes point to fragmentation and the challenge of maintaining consistency across heterogeneous systems. Proponents argue