sõnumibrokker
Sõnumibrokker, also known as a message broker, is an intermediary software component that facilitates communication between different applications or services. It acts as a central hub that receives messages from producers and delivers them to consumers. This architectural pattern is commonly used in distributed systems to decouple applications, making them more resilient and scalable.
The primary function of a sõnumibrokker is to enable asynchronous communication. Instead of applications communicating directly,
Sõnumibrokers support various messaging patterns, including publish-subscribe and point-to-point. In the publish-subscribe model, a producer sends
Popular examples of sõnumibrokers include RabbitMQ, Apache Kafka, and ActiveMQ. These technologies offer features such as