🔏
Tech
  • 🟢App aspects
    • Software architecture
      • Caching
      • Anti-patterns
      • System X-ability
      • Coupling
      • Event driven architecture
        • Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS)
        • Change Data Capture (CDC)
      • Distributed transactions
      • App dev notes
        • Architecture MVP
      • TEMP. Check list
      • Hexagonal arch
      • Communication
        • REST vs messaging
        • gRPC
        • WebSocket
      • Load balancers
      • Storage limits
      • Event storming
    • Authentication
    • Deployment strategy
  • Databases
    • Classification
    • DB migration tools
    • PostreSQL
    • Decision guidance
    • Index
      • Hash indexes
      • SSTable, LSM-Trees
      • B-Tree
      • Engines, internals
    • Performance
  • System design
    • Interview preparation
      • Plan
        • Instagram
        • Tinder
        • Digital wallet
        • Dropbox
        • Live video streaming
        • Uber
        • Whatsup
        • Tiktok
        • Twitter
        • Proximity service
    • Algorithms
    • Acronyms
  • 🟢Programming languages
    • Java
      • Features
        • Field hiding
        • HashCode() and Equals()
        • Reference types
        • Pass by value
        • Atomic variables
      • Types
      • IO / NIO
        • Java NIO
          • Buffer
          • Channel
        • Java IO: Streams
          • Input streams
            • BufferedInputStream
            • DataInputStream
            • ObjectInputStream
            • FilterInputStream
            • ByteArrayInputStream
        • Java IO: Pipes
        • Java IO: Byte & Char Arrays
        • Java IO: Input Parsing
          • PushbackReader
          • StreamTokenizer
          • LineNumberReader
          • PushbackInputStream
        • System.in, System.out, System.error
        • Java IO: Files
          • FileReader
          • FileWriter
          • FileOutputStream
          • FileInputStream
      • Multithreading
        • Thread liveness
        • False sharing
        • Actor model
        • Singleton
        • Future, CompletableFuture
        • Semaphore
      • Coursera: parallel programming
      • Coursera: concurrent programming
      • Serialization
      • JVM internals
      • Features track
        • Java 8
      • Distributed programming
      • Network
      • Patterns
        • Command
      • Garbage Collectors
        • GC Types
        • How GC works
        • Tools for GC
    • Kotlin
      • Scope functions
      • Inline value classes
      • Coroutines
      • Effective Kotlin
    • Javascript
      • Javascript vs Java
      • TypeScript
    • SQL
      • select for update
    • Python
  • OS components
    • Network
      • TCP/IP model
        • IP address in action
      • OSI model
  • 🟢Specifications
    • JAX-RS
    • REST
      • Multi part
  • 🟢Protocols
    • HTTP
    • OAuth 2.0
    • LDAP
    • SAML
  • 🟢Testing
    • Selenium anatomy
    • Testcafe
  • 🟢Tools
    • JDBC
      • Connection pool
    • Gradle
    • vim
    • git
    • IntelliJ Idea
    • Elastic search
    • Docker
    • Terraform
    • CDK
    • Argo CD
      • app-of-app setup
    • OpenTelemetry
    • Prometheus
    • Kafka
      • Consumer lag
  • 🟢CI
    • CircleCi
  • 🟢Platforms
    • AWS
      • VPC
      • EC2
      • RDS
      • S3
      • IAM
      • CloudWatch
      • CloudTrail
      • ELB
      • SNS
      • Route 53
      • CloudFront
      • Athena
      • EKS
    • Kubernetes
      • Networking
      • RBAC
      • Architecture
      • Pod
        • Resources
      • How to try
      • Kubectl
      • Service
      • Tooling
        • ArgoCD
        • Helm
        • Istio
    • GraalVM
    • Node.js
    • Camunda
      • Service tasks
      • Transactions
      • Performance
      • How it executes
  • 🟢Frameworks
    • Hibernate
      • JPA vs Spring Data
    • Micronaut
    • Spring
      • Security
      • JDBC, JPA, Hibernate
      • Transactions
      • Servlet containers, clients
  • 🟢Awesome
    • Нейробиология
    • Backend
      • System design
    • DevOps
    • Data
    • AI
    • Frontend
    • Mobile
    • Testing
    • Mac
    • Books & courses
      • Path: Java Concurrency
    • Algorithms
      • Competitive programming
    • Processes
    • Finance
    • Electronics
  • 🟢Electronics
    • Arduino
    • IoT
  • Artificial intelligence
    • Artificial Intelligence (AI)
  • 🚀Performance
    • BE
  • 📘Computer science
    • Data structures
      • Array
      • String
      • LinkedList
      • Tree
    • Algorithms
      • HowTo algorithms for interview
  • 🕸️Web dev (Frontend)
    • Trends
    • Web (to change)
  • 📈Data science
    • Time series
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • 7 Application
  • 6 Presentation
  • 5 Session
  • 4 Transport
  • 3 Network
  • 2 Data link
  • 1 Physical

Was this helpful?

  1. OS components
  2. Network

OSI model

Mnemonics to remember layer names from top to bottom:

All people seem to need data processing

7 Application

network related APIs which can be used e.g. by email apps. These are not applications themselves, this is only OS API to work with network.

6 Presentation

Data convertion: encryption, decryption, compression.

5 Session

Initiate sessions, accept incoming sessions, opens and closes existing sessions.

This is the layer responsible for opening and closing communication between the two devices. The time between when the communication is opened and closed is known as the session. The session layer ensures that the session stays open long enough to transfer all the data being exchanged, and then promptly closes the session in order to avoid wasting resources. The session layer also synchronizes data transfer with checkpoints.

netstat -a shows all sessions

4 Transport

Segmentation: transport protocol breaks up the data into chunks: datagrams/segments with sequence number ( wrapped in IP packets, later wrapped in frames) send to receiver, and it will reassemble the data back from packets (plus check correctness, FCS)

3 Network

IP (Internet Protocol) (logical address)

decimal notation: 192.168.4.132

8 bit each octet [0..255], 2^8 - 1 = 255

When the frame is passed from one router to another, particular router strips off the frame to understand where to send the data based on IP address, then it wraps the packet to new frame and send further. The new frame type will be the appropriate for whatever technology is used for further router connection (cable, DSL).

2 Data link

Any device which deals with MAC (physical address) address is part of this Layer 2 (NIC, switch).

  • NIC (Network Interface card, сетевая карта):

    • creates and sends frames

      • frame (PDU) - encapsulated data for transmission

        • FCS - Frame check sequence (4 bytes). It uses CRC - cyclic redundancy check.

  • NIC has two aspects:

    • LLC (Logical link control) - talks to OS using drivers

    • MAC (Media access control) - creates and addresses frames

1 Physical

  • cables, hubs

Unit of data specified by protocol at each level - protocol data unit (PDU). E.g. frame is a PDU for layer 2.

PreviousIP address in actionNextJAX-RS

Last updated 1 year ago

Was this helpful?