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Multiple-receiver Message-based Communication

Anjali Sharma answered on February 2, 2023 Popularity 3/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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    Publish/subscribe mechanisms that has multiple receivers.

    ▪ Producer service publish a message and it consumes from

    several microservices by subscribing message on the

    message broker system.

    ▪ Publisher don't need to know any subscriber, no any

    dependecy with communication parties.

    ▪ one-to-many (topic) implementation has Multiple receivers. Each

    request can be processed by zero to multiple receivers.

    ▪ Publish/subscribe used in patterns Event-driven microservices

    architecture.

    ▪ Message broker system is publishing events between multiple

    microservices, subscribing these events in an async way.

    ▪ Messages are available to all subscribers and the topic can

    have more than one subscriber.

    ▪ The message remains persistent in a topic until they are deleted.

    ▪ Kafka, RabbitMQ or Amazon SNS and EventBridge

    https://medium.com/design-microservices-architecture-with-patterns/microservices-asynchronous-message-based-communication-6643bee06123

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