Explore the critical role of messaging patterns in facilitating communication, scalability, flexibility, and reliability in event-driven architectures.
Explore common messaging patterns in event-driven architecture, including Point-to-Point, Publish-Subscribe, Request-Reply, and more, with practical examples and best practices.
Explore how to select the most suitable messaging patterns for your event-driven architecture by assessing use case requirements, message volume, latency sensitivity, consumer count, fault tolerance, and more.
Explore the Competing Consumers pattern in Event-Driven Architecture, focusing on its definition, mechanism, and benefits such as load distribution, scalability, fault tolerance, and resource optimization.
Explore RabbitMQ as a message broker for microservices, covering installation, configuration, exchange types, message handling, clustering, and best practices.