P2PD Learning Portal

Contents

• The problem with P2P networking
• How P2PD works
  • Addresses
  • Naming
  • Signaling
  • Methodology
  • Next Steps
• The P2PD REST API
  • Starting the server
  • Making your first request
  • Looking up your peer’s address
  • Now lets try connect to it
  • Text-based send and receive
  • Binary send and receive
  • Bidirectional relay pipes
  • Publish-subscribe
• Using P2PD from Python
  • Basics
    • Running async examples
    • Network interface cards
    • The addressing problem
    • Routes to the rescue
    • A first networking program
  • Pipes
    • TCP echo server example
    • UDP await example
    • Pipe methods
      • def subscribe(self, sub=SUB_ALL, handler=None)
      • def unsubscribe(self, sub)
      • async def recv(self, sub=SUB_ALL, timeout=2, full=False)
      • async def send(self, data, dest_tup=None)
      • def add_msg_cb(self, msg_cb)
      • def del_msg_cb(self, msg_cb)
      • def add_end_cb(self, end_cb)
      • def del_end_cb(self, end_cb)
      • def add_pipe(self, pipe)
      • def del_pipe(self, pipe)
      • async def close(self)
    • Additional pipe options
  • Queues
    • Javascript subscription example
    • Python subscription example
    • Last words on queues
  • Daemons
    • listen_all
    • listen_specific
  • Examples
    • REST APIs
• Awesome stuff built with P2PD
  • STUN client for address lookups
  • TURN client for proxying
    • UDP is a little better
    • Using TURN as a fall-back option
  • More portable netifaces
  • Hyper-usable HTTP client
  • Lightweight web framework
  • Toxiproxy client and server
    • Toxiproxy
    • Adding a toxic
    • add_latency(ms, jitter)
    • add_bandwidth_limit(kb)
    • add_slow_close(ms)
    • add_timeout(ms)
    • add_reset_peer(ms)
    • add_limit_data(n)
    • add_slicer(n, v, ug)
• Future work
  • Network changes
  • Firewall bypass
  • Pushing sockets
  • Error recovery code
  • Other ideas