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Linux IPC’s

Linux IPCs are essential tools for processes to communicate in the operating system. They include various methods like Pipes, Message Queues, Shared Memory, Sockets, Semaphores, and File-based communication. Each method serves specific communication needs, from simple data transfer to complex synchronization and coordination among processes.

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Pipes, FIFOs, and message queues are inter-process communication mechanisms. Pipes enable unidirectional data flow between related processes, while FIFOs allow communication between unrelated processes. Message queues provide message boundaries and message type selection. Each mechanism offers unique functions for creating, sending, receiving, and controlling communication.

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