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Internet NAT Traversal: Engineering ICE, STUN, and TURN at Scale explores the architecture, protocols, and real-world engineering behind achieving reliable connectivity across the fragmented landscape of modern networks. From the fundamentals of Network Address Translation to the advanced mechanisms of ICE, STUN, and TURN, the book dissects how global communication platforms overcome firewalls, asymmetric routing, and restrictive environments. It delves into protocol evolution, large-scale deployment strategies, privacy, observability, and cost optimization, offering both theoretical depth and practical insights drawn from enterprise and WebRTC systems. Written for engineers, architects, and researchers, it provides a comprehensive view of how NAT traversal has evolved into the invisible backbone enabling seamless peer-to-peer interaction in today's Internet.

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