Systems and methods for providing messages to multiple subscribers
A message and subscriber technology, applied in transmission systems, digital transmission systems, data exchange networks, etc., can solve problems such as the impact of PubSub system performance instability
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[0026] Figure 1A An exemplary system 100 is shown that supports the PubSub communication mode. A publisher client (eg, Publisher 1 ) can publish messages through the system 100 to a named channel (eg, "Channel 1"). A message may include any type of information including one or more of: text, image content, sound content, multimedia content, video content, and binary data, among others. Other types of message data are also possible. A subscriber client (eg, Subscriber 2) can use the system 100 to subscribe to a named channel and begin receiving messages that occur after the subscription request or from a given location (eg, message number or time offset). Clients can be both publishers and subscribers.
[0027] Depending on configuration, PubSub systems can be categorized as follows:
[0028] · One to one (1:1). In this configuration, there is one publisher and one subscriber per channel. A typical use case is private messaging.
[0029] • One-to-many (1:N). In this con...
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