MessageBrokers
A message broker is a software component that facilitates communication between different applications or services by acting as an intermediary for messages. It receives messages from publishers and routes them to subscribers that are interested in those specific messages. This decoupling allows applications to evolve independently without direct dependencies on each other.
Message brokers typically employ messaging patterns such as publish-subscribe or point-to-point. In the publish-subscribe model, publishers
Key functionalities of message brokers include message queuing, message routing, message transformation, and reliable delivery. Message
Common use cases for message brokers include microservices communication, event-driven architectures, decoupling legacy systems, and enabling