Scenarios for an Internet-Scale Event Notification Service (ISENS)
draft-khare-notification-00
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| Authors | Rohit Khare , Adam Rifkin | ||
| Last updated | 1998-11-18 | ||
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Abstract
This document's goal is to organize the discussion of a potential 'Internet Scale Event Notification Service' (ISENS) working group effort by defining a model of Event Notification Service (ENS), identifying a taxonomy of design choices and their tradeoffs, sketching some usage scenarios, and briefly evaluating a host of candidate solutions, old and new. [NOTE: this edition is largely unchanged from an August 13th, 1998 draft presented at the Chicago NOTIFY BOF.]
Authors
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