Action Message Format (AMF) is a binary data format used by Adobe Flash platform technologies for serializing objects for data transmission. It is primarily used for client-server communication, typically between a Flash client (like a web application or game) and a server-side application. AMF efficiently encodes data, reducing bandwidth usage compared to text-based formats like XML or JSON, and can transport complex data structures including objects, arrays, and remote procedure calls.
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