sõnumibrokeriteks

Sõnumibrokeriteks is an Estonian term that translates to "message brokers" in English. A message broker is an intermediary software component that facilitates communication between different applications or services by acting as a central hub for messages. It allows applications to exchange messages asynchronously, meaning the sender does not need to wait for the receiver to process the message before continuing its own work.

The primary function of a message broker is to decouple senders and receivers. This means that the applications do not need to know about each other's existence, location, or availability. Instead, they communicate indirectly through the broker. Senders publish messages to the broker, and receivers subscribe to specific topics or queues managed by the broker to receive these messages.

Message brokers offer several benefits, including improved scalability, reliability, and flexibility. By distributing messages, they can handle large volumes of data and traffic. If a receiving application is temporarily unavailable, the broker can store messages until the application is back online, ensuring no data is lost. This asynchronous communication also allows for independent scaling of sender and receiver components. Popular examples of message broker technologies include RabbitMQ, Apache Kafka, and ActiveMQ. They are widely used in distributed systems, microservices architectures, and event-driven systems to manage the flow of information between various parts of a complex application.