define process identity and connection IDs - #4772
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Summary: Introduce the dependency-free wire types at the base of Chrysalis and document the architecture and review sequence. PIDs name process incarnations, while fixed-width QUIC connection IDs embed the destination PID and a process-local demultiplexing suffix. Walkthrough: Start in `chrysalis-core`, where `Pid` defines process identity and `ConnectionId` defines the routable QUIC wire layout. Then read `chrysalis/DESIGN.md` for the complete model and `chrysalis/WALKTHROUGH.md` for the order in which the stack assembles it. Design document: https://mdoc.internalmeta.com/doc/e6918c35-b3d1-4118-ac39-6308b0cb55ba Walkthrough document: https://mdoc.internalmeta.com/doc/58f98269-78c5-42b3-a1a4-6e9a7a1adaf2 Reviewed By: shayne-fletcher Differential Revision: D117242759
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Summary: Introduce the dependency-free wire types at the base of Chrysalis and document the architecture and review sequence. PIDs name process incarnations, while fixed-width QUIC connection IDs embed the destination PID and a process-local demultiplexing suffix. Walkthrough: Start in `chrysalis-core`, where `Pid` defines process identity and `ConnectionId` defines the routable QUIC wire layout. Then read `chrysalis/DESIGN.md` for the complete model and `chrysalis/WALKTHROUGH.md` for the order in which the stack assembles it. Design document: https://mdoc.internalmeta.com/doc/e6918c35-b3d1-4118-ac39-6308b0cb55ba Walkthrough document: https://mdoc.internalmeta.com/doc/58f98269-78c5-42b3-a1a4-6e9a7a1adaf2 Reviewed By: shayne-fletcher Differential Revision: D117242759
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: meta-pytorch#4772 Introduce the dependency-free wire types at the base of Chrysalis and document the architecture and review sequence. PIDs name process incarnations, while fixed-width QUIC connection IDs embed the destination PID and a process-local demultiplexing suffix. Walkthrough: Start in `chrysalis-core`, where `Pid` defines process identity and `ConnectionId` defines the routable QUIC wire layout. Then read `chrysalis/DESIGN.md` for the complete model and `chrysalis/WALKTHROUGH.md` for the order in which the stack assembles it. Design document: https://mdoc.internalmeta.com/doc/e6918c35-b3d1-4118-ac39-6308b0cb55ba Walkthrough document: https://mdoc.internalmeta.com/doc/58f98269-78c5-42b3-a1a4-6e9a7a1adaf2 Reviewed By: shayne-fletcher Differential Revision: D117242759
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Summary:
Introduce the dependency-free wire types at the base of Chrysalis and document the architecture and review sequence. PIDs name process incarnations, while fixed-width QUIC connection IDs embed the destination PID and a process-local demultiplexing suffix.
Walkthrough: Start in
chrysalis-core, wherePiddefines process identity andConnectionIddefines the routable QUIC wire layout. Then readchrysalis/DESIGN.mdfor the complete model andchrysalis/WALKTHROUGH.mdfor the order in which the stack assembles it.Design document: https://mdoc.internalmeta.com/doc/e6918c35-b3d1-4118-ac39-6308b0cb55ba
Walkthrough document: https://mdoc.internalmeta.com/doc/58f98269-78c5-42b3-a1a4-6e9a7a1adaf2
Reviewed By: shayne-fletcher
Differential Revision: D117242759