What is Zenoh

What is Zenoh?

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Zenoh (pronounced as /zeno/) is an innovative protocol that provides unified and location-transparent abstractions for data in motion, data at rest and computations.

Zenoh elegantly blends traditional pub/sub with geo-distributed storage, queries and computations. It also retains a level of time and space efficiency that is well beyond any of the mainstream stacks.

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Simple, Fast, Efficient and Powerful

It is extremely simple to get started with. It offers some powerful abstractions that simplify the development of applications dealing with data in movement, data at rest, such as stored in databases, file systems, etc., and distributed computation. These powerful abstractions ensure great performance and minimal overhead. Zenoh achieves a throughput of over 50Gbps and has a latency of a few tens of microseconds. It keeps a minimal wire overhead of 5 bytes and runs on anything from a many-core server to a tiny microcontroller!

These features are driving the Blue Dragon’s popularity in applications that span from cloud-to-microcontroller. This includes Robot-to-Anything (R2X) and Vehicle-to-Anything (V2X) communication.

Give Zenoh a try

Eclipse Zenoh Project develops Zenoh core technology. Get started here

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ZettaScale

ZettaScale’s mission is to bring to every connected human and machine the unconstrained freedom to communicate, compute and store — anywhere, at any scale, efficiently and securely.

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