üzenetlistát

Üzenetlista is a Hungarian term that translates to "message list" or "message queue" in English. It refers to a data structure or a system component used for storing and managing messages. These messages can be of various types, such as data packets, commands, or notifications, exchanged between different parts of a software application or between separate systems.

In software development, an üzenetlista often facilitates asynchronous communication. This means that a sender can place a message onto the list and continue its operations without waiting for the recipient to process the message immediately. The recipient can then retrieve and process messages from the üzenetlista at its own pace. This decoupling of sender and receiver can improve application responsiveness and resilience.

Common implementations of üzenetlista include simple arrays or linked lists within a program, or more complex message queuing systems like RabbitMQ, Apache Kafka, or Azure Service Bus. These systems provide features such as message persistence, delivery guarantees, routing capabilities, and scalability for distributed applications. The use of an üzenetlista is a fundamental concept in designing event-driven architectures and microservices.