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Efficient reliable UDP unicast, UDP multicast, and IPC message transport. Java and C++ clients are available in this repository, and a .NET client is available from a 3rd party. All three clients can exchange messages across machines, or on the same machine via IPC, very efficiently. Message streams can be recorded by the Archive module to persistent storage for later, or real-time, replay. Aeron Cluster provides support for fault-tolerant services as replicated state machines based on the...

Mirror is a high-level open-source networking library for Unity multiplayer games. It was originally based on UNET and has evolved into a stable, modular framework used by many production Unity projects. The library is designed to make multiplayer development easier by handling common networking patterns such as network identities, synchronization, remote procedure calls, authority, spawning, and transport integration. Mirror supports multiple low-level transports, making it adaptable to...

java-Kcp is a Java implementation of the KCP reliable UDP protocol built on top of Netty. It is designed for applications that need fast, reliable communication over UDP, especially games, video systems, and network acceleration services. The project includes forward error correction support and aims to remain compatible with other KCP implementations, including C, Go, and a related C# version. Its documentation provides server and client examples, usage parameters, best practices,...

Combined client+server UDP based file transfer application. Based on the UDT protocol - via libudt - http://udt.sourceforge.net/ UDT is a reliable UDP based application level data transport protocol. UDT is designed for extremely high speed networks and it has been used to support global data transfer of terabyte sized data sets. Ne Plus Ultra is built to have extremely minimal dependencies (statically linked against libudt.a) to ensure maximum portability and ease of...

An object-oriented implementation of a reliable, in-order, transport protocol over UDP based on the Internet Draft by Bova, Krivoruchka, and Cisco Systems (1999) titled "Reliable UDP".