Packet routing architecture using a registry

An electronic device configured to communicate packets between a first service and a second service on the electronic device, comprising:

• memory comprising a registry having a table of services with at least one memory address of the second service associated with consuming at least one packet type, wherein the first service and the second service are co-located in the memory such that the first service has access to the at least one memory address;
• and
• a processor operatively coupled to the memory, wherein the processor is configured to:
• store, via the first service, the at least one memory address of the second service and the at least one packet type;
• produce, via the first service, at least one packet of the at least one packet type;
• and
• provide, from the first service, the at least one packet directly to the at least one memory address by writing to the at least one memory address associated with the second service without additional routing of the at least one packet to allow the second service to consume data of the at least one packet.

A method, comprising:

• providing, from a registry to a first service, routing information to a second service and at least one packet type being consumed by the second service, wherein the first service and the second service are co-located in the memory such that the first service has access to at least one memory address of the second service;
• producing, via the first service, at least one packet of the at least one packet type;
• and
• providing, from the first service to the second service, the at least one packet directly via the routing information by writing to the at least one memory address without additional routing of the at least one packet to allow the second service to consume data of the at least one packet.