Using HTTP requests for inter process communication
As a learning experience, I would like to create a small cluster of inter communicating processes, on a single machine, sending and receiving requests from each other without a shared parent.
I have some understanding of the TCP/IP stack, but I have no idea what is used to implement this practically. From a 10'000 ft view, what are the steps needed to accomplish this?
tcp-ip httpserver interprocess
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As a learning experience, I would like to create a small cluster of inter communicating processes, on a single machine, sending and receiving requests from each other without a shared parent.
I have some understanding of the TCP/IP stack, but I have no idea what is used to implement this practically. From a 10'000 ft view, what are the steps needed to accomplish this?
tcp-ip httpserver interprocess
asked Nov 24 '18 at 20:11
PaulPaul
19717
add a comment |
As a learning experience, I would like to create a small cluster of inter communicating processes, on a single machine, sending and receiving requests from each other without a shared parent.
I have some understanding of the TCP/IP stack, but I have no idea what is used to implement this practically. From a 10'000 ft view, what are the steps needed to accomplish this?
tcp-ip httpserver interprocess
asked Nov 24 '18 at 20:11
PaulPaul
19717
As a learning experience, I would like to create a small cluster of inter communicating processes, on a single machine, sending and receiving requests from each other without a shared parent.
I have some understanding of the TCP/IP stack, but I have no idea what is used to implement this practically. From a 10'000 ft view, what are the steps needed to accomplish this?
tcp-ip httpserver interprocess
tcp-ip httpserver interprocess
asked Nov 24 '18 at 20:11
PaulPaul
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 20:11
PaulPaul
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 20:11
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 20:11
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 20:11
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You need a proxy. Does not matter whether it is a real proxy server or a self-oriented one (using python socket library for instance) then you can fire simple curl(within GET or POST method) and parsing it using your proxy.
I guess if you look for request library you may have some conclusions.
PS: I am pythonist, but you may found some equivalent for other languages as well.
Cheers
answered Nov 24 '18 at 21:07
Ashkan KamyabAshkan Kamyab
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You need a proxy. Does not matter whether it is a real proxy server or a self-oriented one (using python socket library for instance) then you can fire simple curl(within GET or POST method) and parsing it using your proxy.
I guess if you look for request library you may have some conclusions.
PS: I am pythonist, but you may found some equivalent for other languages as well.
Cheers
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You need a proxy. Does not matter whether it is a real proxy server or a self-oriented one (using python socket library for instance) then you can fire simple curl(within GET or POST method) and parsing it using your proxy.
I guess if you look for request library you may have some conclusions.
PS: I am pythonist, but you may found some equivalent for other languages as well.
Cheers
answered Nov 24 '18 at 21:07
Ashkan KamyabAshkan Kamyab
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You need a proxy. Does not matter whether it is a real proxy server or a self-oriented one (using python socket library for instance) then you can fire simple curl(within GET or POST method) and parsing it using your proxy.
I guess if you look for request library you may have some conclusions.
PS: I am pythonist, but you may found some equivalent for other languages as well.
Cheers
answered Nov 24 '18 at 21:07
Ashkan KamyabAshkan Kamyab
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You need a proxy. Does not matter whether it is a real proxy server or a self-oriented one (using python socket library for instance) then you can fire simple curl(within GET or POST method) and parsing it using your proxy.
I guess if you look for request library you may have some conclusions.
PS: I am pythonist, but you may found some equivalent for other languages as well.
Cheers
answered Nov 24 '18 at 21:07
Ashkan KamyabAshkan Kamyab
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answered Nov 24 '18 at 21:07
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answered Nov 24 '18 at 21:07
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