points by ubercore 13 years ago In terms of latency, I've found that http://mosh.mit.edu/ pretty much delivers on its promises.
nwh 13 years ago I've kept remote sessions active while in at train at 140km/h, constantly roaming between GPRS, 3G and LTE. Mosh delivers its promises and more.
jvdh 13 years ago It also is great to have your shell back up as soon as you have a connection. It switches almost seamlessly as you switch connections too.If it were not for the odd reboot, it is a "set and forget" kind of thing.
HorizonXP 13 years ago Thanks for this! Seems to offer exactly the solution I need to solve my issues with woeking on EC2 instances.
I've kept remote sessions active while in at train at 140km/h, constantly roaming between GPRS, 3G and LTE. Mosh delivers its promises and more.
It also is great to have your shell back up as soon as you have a connection. It switches almost seamlessly as you switch connections too.
If it were not for the odd reboot, it is a "set and forget" kind of thing.
Thanks for this! Seems to offer exactly the solution I need to solve my issues with woeking on EC2 instances.
very cool