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Apple tends to do that a lot. Back when I worked at Apple I had noticed the same thing. Two services that are sharing memory end up communicating over HTTP and
by therein 8y ago
Apple tends to do that a lot. Back when I worked at Apple I had noticed the same thing. Two services that are sharing memory end up communicating over HTTP and I always found it silly.
- chii 8y ago> Two services that are sharing memory end up communicating over HTTP and I always found it silly. why is that silly? It's be easy to migrate the services away from shared memory architecture when required, and http is well known and easy to use and debug.
- saagarjha 8y agoIf you've worked at Apple recently, I'm sure you'd know that "two services sharing memory" will probably stop doing that and end up isolated in different processes as soon as it's possible to do so…