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I'm also interested in this topic. Next year I might be able to write an article about a software system whose components use ActiveMQ for communication. However this system was not designed as a microservices system, so I'm eager myself to see if it works well.
I guess RabbitMQ might be a good decision in general, maybe even IBM MQ if you want to spend money on it. Kafka on the other hand is a bit special, but probably the messaging system of choice when you really have massive amounts of (small) messages and the publish-subscribe pattern matches your architecture.
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I am interested to learn more about asynchronous communication between services. Any recommendations of references on this topic?
Great question.
Dont remember any particular resource on the topic, but you might want to look at Messaging systems like RabbitMQ or Apache Kafka.
I'm also interested in this topic. Next year I might be able to write an article about a software system whose components use ActiveMQ for communication. However this system was not designed as a microservices system, so I'm eager myself to see if it works well.
I guess RabbitMQ might be a good decision in general, maybe even IBM MQ if you want to spend money on it. Kafka on the other hand is a bit special, but probably the messaging system of choice when you really have massive amounts of (small) messages and the publish-subscribe pattern matches your architecture.