DDS

WEEK 6

This week, I studied Data Distribution Services (DDS). What is DDS? It is a middleware protocol developed by the Object Management Group (OMG), designed for real-time and data-centric communications. DDS enables different systems or devices to communicate effectively without relying on traditional client-server methods. It uses a publish-subscribe model, which means data producers send information to applications that require fast, scalable, and reliable communication, and subscribers receive. So if DDS communication is not protected, hackers could intercept or block critical data

   One thing that stood out to me is how DDS focuses on data itself rather than just the connection, making it different from other communication methods. I found it interesting how this protocol helps in building secure and high-performance distributed systems.