Interprocess Communication

Mechanisms: Enhancing System

Connectivity
By:
M.SAIVENKAT (22D41A1241)
K.VARSHA SRI(22D41A1236)
R.AJAY BABU(22D41A1252)
G.SIDDHARTHA(22D41A1223)
Introduction

In this presentation, we will explore

efficient interprocess communication
mechanisms and their role in enhancing
system connectivity. We will examine
various techniques and their impact on
system performance and scalability.
Interprocess Communication Basics

Understanding the fundamentals of

interprocess communication is crucial. It
involves the exchange of data between
running processes within a system. Key
mechanisms include shared memory,
message passing, and synchronization
techniques.
Shared Memory

Shared memory allows processes to share

data by mapping a section of memory into
their address space. This mechanism offers
high-speed communication but requires
synchronization to avoid data corruption.
Message passing involves processes sending and receiving messages through a
communication channel. It ensures isolation between processes but may incur
higher overhead due to message copying.
Synchronization Techniques

Effective synchronization techniques such

as semaphores, mutexes, and condition
variables are essential for coordinating
access to shared resources. They prevent
race conditions and maintain data
integrity.
Remote Procedure Calls (RPC)

RPC allows a process to execute code on a

remote system as if it were local. This
facilitates seamless interaction between
distributed processes and fosters
interoperability across systems.
Performance Considerations

Efficient interprocess communication

mechanisms directly impact system
performance. Factors such as latency,
throughput, and overhead must be
carefully evaluated to achieve optimal
system connectivity.
Conclusion

In conclusion, efficient interprocess

communication mechanisms play a
pivotal role in enhancing system
connectivity. By understanding and
leveraging these mechanisms,
organizations can achieve seamless
integration and improved scalability.
Thanks!