Evaluates BOLT file transfer protocol performance in bulk transfer applications, suggesting improved efficiency over TCP.
BOLT is a UDP-based file transfer protocol designed for single-flow bulk transfer between authenticated peers over high-latency, lossy links. The protocol combines a state-machine rate controller with explicit loss-cliff memory, compact packet framing, per-packet authenticated encryption with derived non-transmitted nonces, bitmap-based deduplication and resume, and platform-aware send paths. The paper evaluates BOLT against classic TCP, modern TCP, and PEP-accelerated TCP on the operating conditions of a deployed Patagonian meteorological station.
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