Communication Architecture
Coming soon: Documentation of TAHO’s component communication patterns, from local thread communication to distributed fabric messaging.Communication Patterns
- Direct Port Calls: Synchronous component-to-component communication
- Event-Based Messaging: Asynchronous pub/sub patterns using the internal broker
- Fabric Messaging: Distributed communication across the mesh network
- Shared State: Distributed cache and state synchronization
- Stream Processing: High-throughput data pipeline communication
Message Types
- Synchronous Calls: Request/response patterns with immediate results
- Asynchronous Events: Fire-and-forget notifications and updates
- Streaming Data: Continuous data flows between components
- State Updates: Shared state modifications and synchronization
- Control Messages: Component lifecycle and configuration updates
Topics to Cover
- WIT interface definitions for communication
- Message serialization and deserialization
- Error handling and timeout management
- Performance optimization for high-throughput scenarios
- Security considerations for inter-component communication
- Debugging and monitoring communication flows
This section is under development. Check back soon for component communication documentation.