Message bus architecture describes the principle of using a software system that

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Message bus architecture describes the principle of using a software system that can receive and send messages using one or more communication channels, so that applications can interact without needing to know specific details about each other. It is a style for designing applications where interaction between applications is accomplished by passing messages over a common bus.

Computer communications are typically classified as either client-server or peer-to-peer. Identify a distributed application other than those described above and which communication pattern it uses. What features of the application make this the more appropriate pattern? What threats to computer safety and security does the application pose? How do users address these threats?
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They can be used for Voice application: Small packet length, small delay, low reliability, high arrival rate They can also be used for Microprocessor architecture: Microprocessor architecture can be found in: Microprocessors and Interfacing by Douglas V Hall. You can also use: Computer Organization and Architecture by William Stallings. James Bignell, Robert Donavan - Digital Electronics

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