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I’m trying to follow the Clean Architecture and CQRS within an application that, let’s say, create a product. To achieve this, the application has 3 adapters, one for reading a file, another for ...
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While sending FCMs, I've noticed these two headers are important(message won't go without these headers), but what could be the cons of sending both of these headers as it is? I tried to read about ...
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We build up a microservice architecture which is called from above by a REACT SPA. All is deployed in the AWS Cloud, that is to say in an AWS EKS (K8S). We have at most 600 users in parallel. Do you ...
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I'm creating an application based on the microservice architecture and stuck on notifications microservice design. Basically it should be a service that notifies users about events happening in the ...
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I am trying to design a schema for pairing styling data with text. However, I need it to pair styling metadata to only one part of a larger string. For example: "This is a test string" I ...
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I have an distributed application that sends P2P messages parallel (for fault tolerance) across different channels. This mandates an filter to avoid multiple receivement of the same message. Therfor I ...
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I have several questions related to CQRS in eventually consistent systems with a need of resilient Command/Event processing. Is it OK to have external/public synchronous Commands (triggered by API, e....
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I understand that chat apps are a fairly well understood and architected thing. I’m looking for some best practices advice on structuring the backend, particularly as it relates to user inboxes. One ...
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I'm building some software that behind the scenes needs to communicate with hardware via a "message" API, over a named pipe. For example, I can send this message: <?xml version="1.0&...
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I am trying to assess which of Apache Kafka, RabbitMQ, and Apache Pulsar will meet my throughput requirements for a system with multiple producers and multiple consumers for a single topic. How can ...
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So let's take the Facebook Messenger app for example. When you send a message it instantly gets sent to the other user you are writing to.I believe they use some kind of WebSockets to send these ...
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I'm designing a medium size project that will have few decoupled microservices. I want to avoid costly architecture mistakes at the very beginning. What I'm wondering (I googled and didn't found any ...
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This is a question I have always wondered Is it as simple as repetitive pinging of a server in a seperate thread or is it more complicated than that? I am only talking about the app version not the ...
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My application publishes various messages (e.g., telemetry, changed-events, ...) to a RabbitMQ message-broker. The users have no access to the source-code and therefore, will need a separate ...
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Thinking within a Service Oriented Architecture / Microservices / Enterprise Integration framework how does one avoid infinite loops when publishing messages between systems, especially when one has ...
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I recently encountered a microservice architecture with 50+ services communicating with messaging using publish/subscribe on a topic. I have previously worked with event based systems where each ...
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Given I have a message bus that can handle commands and events. A command handler can dispatch an event. But should an event handler be able to dispatch another command? Or should event handlers only ...
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My setting is the following (Please assume that this points are entirely rock solid unchangeable, some for good reasons some: "just because"): In a super scalable microservice environment i receive ...
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I'm starting a project to build an instant messaging application for mobile devices. Although not the complete list of components these are the main data flows I'm concerned about: Mobile app ...
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We work in a traveling company. We sell tickets for domestic flights, international flights, trains, and buses. Currently, each of these products has its own team members and they use different ...
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Suppose I have a message broker that allows consumers to specify a batch size. What are the advantages and disadvantages of consuming events in batches compared to consume them one by one? The ...
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There are multiple microservices which are responsible for storing data dependent from user, e.g. user preferences on some products, user orders, etc. There is a scenario when user is deleted from ...
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I have to build an app that manages orders between customers who submit the orders and riders who deliver them. Riders work in shifts, so when a customer submits an order, only the riders that are ...
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I am running into this issue: Suppose that there are two independent services, A and B, and both process messages from C. Suppose that I have a service X that needs to know if a message m from C was ...
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I'm trying to realize a service that executes operations at a certain time, those operations are specified by another service by messaging, here's the scenario: The service A receives a request to ...
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