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Linux IPC with Persistence Layer
1 point by codenski 43 days ago | hide | past | favorite | 2 comments
Looking for a UDS like mechanisms for communication between Linux processes, where the receiver can go offline for some time and once back should be able to retrieve all the messages the sender has sent. There no need for the sender to have acknowledgement that the receiver read the message.

Dear hacker community, and suggestions for libraries out there which can help with? We have implemented some proprietary stuff with files, but it is complex and I am looking for a simpler alternative.




I genuinely can't think up of something other than cooking up a solution using a helper process and a buffer to store messages, which is probably what you are doing anyways. Other than that, you're looking for an asynchronous IPC.


Thank you for your response. I am trying to stay away from a homebrew solution. There were issues with its stability, that why I’ve been looking for an alternative.




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