Backend

The Suri Oculus Backend is written in C++ using the Pistache framework to enhance performance and reduce memory consumption. You can run it as a service with the command systemctl start oculus-server. The configuration file is located at /etc/oculus/config++.conf:

Pistache, a high-performance C++ framework, helps build REST APIs. Its lightweight design and efficient resource usage make it ideal for applications requiring fast and reliable data processing. With Pistache, Suri Oculus achieves quick response times and reduced latency, ensuring seamless network security operations. Additionally, Pistache simplifies the handling of HTTP requests and responses, allowing the backend to manage multiple concurrent connections efficiently.

C++ services offer significant advantages. Firstly, they provide fine-grained control over system resources, optimizing performance and resource management. Secondly, C++ delivers speed and efficiency, crucial for handling large volumes of network traffic data in real-time. This capability allows the backend to process data quickly, minimizing delays and improving overall system responsiveness. Moreover, the robustness and stability of C++ make it perfect for building security-critical applications like Suri Oculus, where reliability and uptime are crucial.

Using C++ with Pistache ensures the Suri Oculus backend can scale effectively to meet increasing demands. As network traffic grows, the backend handles more requests without significantly increasing resource consumption. This scalability maintains performance as the system expands.

In conclusion, the combination of Pistache and C++ enables Suri Oculus to deliver exceptional performance and resource efficiency. This makes it a reliable and powerful solution for network security management, capable of meeting the rigorous demands of modern network environments. Whether deployed on high-end servers or resource-constrained devices, Suri Oculus provides consistent and robust performance.