messagingbus
Messagingbus is a software concept referring to a centralized infrastructure that enables decoupled components to communicate by exchanging messages through a bus or broker. It provides abstractions over transport, serialization, and delivery, allowing producers and consumers to operate independently and asynchronously.
Key concepts in messagingbus include endpoints (services or processes that send or receive messages), messages (defined
Architecturally, the messagingbus sits between producers and consumers, decoupling them and enabling scalable communication. Implementations may
Common patterns used with a messagingbus include command messaging (explicit requests to perform actions), event publishing
Benefits of a messagingbus include loose coupling, improved scalability, and resilience to partial failures. Trade-offs involve
Typical use cases are microservices integration, asynchronous processing pipelines, event-driven architectures, and integration layers that connect