Aeron Transport - The Aeron Files

Documentation for Aeron based on the underlying files

Aeron Transport ¶ 10,000 ft overview ¶ Let's start by looking at Aeron Transport from a very high level to introduce some terminology. Assume we have a sending application that wants to send messages to a receiving application using Aeron. An application is referred to by Aeron as an Aeron Client and the terms are interchangeable. In this example, Application 1 sends messages to Application 2, which is on a different machine. Intro Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Use the tabs above to step through the animation. Application 1 sends a message by writing it to a shared memory buffer that h

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