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Web app comparison of async and real-time

Advantages of asynchronous web apps

  • Generic request/response structure
  • Stateless session control
  • Message queue management
  • Token access based on serverside date-time format
  • PostgreSQL paging using token-centric tables and functions
  • Shared pools of resources per customer
  • One-to-many security policies
  • Single domain name with TLS cert over HTTPS
  • Shared bandwidth for uploads/downloads
  • No endpoint/device registration
  • No direct access to server resources
  • Web app aggregation as control panel
  • A/B Testing

Advantages of (near) real-time web apps

  • Stateful session control
  • On-demand communication protocols per customer
  • Custom request/response structure per customer
  • Custom date-time formats per customer
  • Endpoint/device registration
  • PostgreSQL paging using static tables and aggregate functions
  • Immediate execution of requests
  • Dedicated pools of resources per customer
  • Dedicated TLS cert over HTTPS per customer
  • Dedicated IP address for SSH/RPC per customer
  • Dedicated bandwidth for uploads/downloads
  • One-to-one security policies
  • Managed services per customer
  • Direct access to server resources
  • Self-hosted control panel

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