üzenetsorokkal

üzenetsorokkal is a Hungarian term that translates to "with message queues" in English. It refers to a common architectural pattern in software development that facilitates asynchronous communication between different parts of an application or between separate applications. This pattern involves using a message queue, which acts as an intermediary storage system for messages.

In this architecture, a producer application sends a message to the queue. A consumer application, or multiple consumer applications, can then retrieve and process these messages from the queue. This decoupling allows the producer and consumer to operate independently. For example, the producer can continue its operations without waiting for the consumer to finish processing a message. Similarly, the consumer can process messages at its own pace.

Key benefits of using üzenetsorokkal include improved scalability, as multiple consumers can be added to handle increased message volume, and enhanced reliability, as messages are persisted in the queue and can be reprocessed if a consumer fails. This approach is widely used in microservices architectures, background job processing, and event-driven systems. Common technologies that implement message queuing include RabbitMQ, Apache Kafka, and Amazon SQS.