WSS
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What is WSS?
WSS stands for WebSocket Secure. It is a secure version of the WebSocket protocol, providing encrypted communication between a web browser and a server. WSS is essentially WebSocket over TLS/SSL, similar to how HTTPS is HTTP over TLS/SSL. It is commonly used for real-time applications such as chat applications, online games, and live data feeds to ensure secure and private data transmission.
What other technologies are related to WSS?
WSS Complementary Technologies
XML
XML can be used for message formatting within WSS, providing a structured way to represent data being secured.
SOAP
SOAP often utilizes WSS for securing its messages, so it's a complementary technology.
JSON
JSON is a data-interchange format which is commonly used with REST web services. JSON Web Tokens (JWT) are often employed for securing JSON-based APIs, a related but distinct area.
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Which job functions commonly mention WSS?
Sharepoint Administrator
0.2% of all Sharepoint Administrator jobs mention WSS
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Sharepoint Developer
0.1% of all Sharepoint Developer jobs mention WSS
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DevOps Engineer
26 DevOps Engineer jobs mention WSS
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Software Engineer
217 Software Engineer jobs mention WSS
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Engineer
286 Engineer jobs mention WSS
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