How Data Distribution Service (DDS) enables secure
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DDS is a standards-based framework layer (since 2004) that delivers structured, interoperable data via an RTPS pub/sub protocol and language-portable APIs, with commercial and open implementations that interoperate. It supports zero-copy shared memory, TSN and REST/RPC bridges, and an AUTOSAR DDS binding (2018). Quality-of-service controls decouple publishers and subscribers so a plug‑n‑play databus spans edge, cloud and containers peer-to-peer with no broker required.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00How Data Distribution Service (DDS) enables secure, full-stack end-to-end real-time communication for Cloud Native Software Development
- 1:43DDS on the Communications Stack
- 5:25DDS Enables Portable and Interoperable Communications
- 7:29DDS Usage in Automotive has been growing steadily
- 8:51DDS Specifications target Communication Capabilities needed by Real-World Autonomous Systems
- 11:04Data-Centric Communication Model
- 11:26DDS Global Data Space – Databus
- 11:37DDS Library abstracts details of the compute platform
- 12:04DDS A “Plug-n-Play” Databus for Software Integration
- 13:05DDS A “Plug-n-Play” Databus for Micro-Service Integration
- 15:49DDS “Plug-n-Play” Micro-Service Databus
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