Message Passing
At the level of message passing, transient communication means the way by which the messages are not saved into a buffer to wait for its deliver at the message receiver. The messages will be delivered only if both the systems (sender and receiver) are running. If the receiver is not running at the send time, the message will be discarded, because it has not been stored into intermediate buffers.
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