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I'm building a distributed system that processes messages from hundreds of thousands of sensors, each identified by a sensor_id. I need to guarantee: Strict ordering per sensor_id No two consumers ...
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I have a question about sharing contracts between services using a message broker (more specifically, Azure Service Bus). I searched for it in various articles and asked a chatbot, but I didn't get a ...
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I want to publish a sale of a product. I just wanted to publish once to a topic like sale/124 where each number represents an id of a store. Then each queue connected to that store only had to ...
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I have a code that works fine on my Ubuntu server, but when I run it inside a container, I don’t receive any messages. It seems like the container doesn’t have access to the MQTT broker. However, I ...
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Simply put, I want to implement the same function of ServiceBusReceiver.RenewMessageLockAsync of Azure Service Bus queue in RabbitMQ. This function lets the message consumer "extend" the &...
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I am new to Kafka and I understand that there is only guarantee of message order within one partition and not across partitions. What I am not sure is if this can create scalability issues e.g. in ...
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My On-Prem application details: Frontend - Reactjs deployed in 4 VMs [a,b,c,d] Backend - Spring microservices[Stateless] deployed in 4 VMs [w,x,y,z]] Database - Sql server Load Balancer - F5 CDN - ...
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Consider i have these two models that live in a different microservices. I can write them in two ways: public class Order {     public Guid Id { get; set; }           public Guid ItemId { get; set; } ...
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I'm new to message brokers and feel quite confused. The task is to send changes from PostgreSQL table to a RabbitMQ as a no-code solution. The instrument chosen is pg-bifrost. I took a look at the ...
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VerneMQ broker with 3 nodes A,B and C is deployed in Kubernetes with clustering enabled. Assume that a client x is connected to Node B. A request to disconnect client x is sent to the broker and the ...
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I have create a channel and then sent a message to a queue using channel.sendToQueue() method and I have also create a channel in other module and try to consume messages from the queue ...
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I am trying to connect MQTT connector to my broker. Broker is listening on ws://localhost:1234 I am using a Quarkus as my backend framework. The configuration for my MQTT connector is set as: # ...
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I don't see the difference between the Inbox pattern and the Outbox pattern. the Inbox pattern saves messages in a database. The Outbox pattern too, so what is the difference?
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SQL Server 2019 I'm trying to start stored procedures from a trigger (so that the trigger stays lean) to process data in some production facility. Working with queues/messages etc is new to me I've ...
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I am trying to submit a Soap XML payload file to our IBM MQ Broker, which will then pass the file on to the destination application. I don't have direct connectivity to the destination app, so I'm ...
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