Real-time Data Synchronization
<p>In today’s microservices architecture, event-driven communication has transitioned from being a luxury to a necessity. The traditional approach of using point-to-point communication between microservices is no longer sufficient to meet the evolving demands of modern applications. Event-driven architecture offers numerous advantages, making it a fundamental aspect of building scalable, decoupled, and responsive systems.</p>
<p>Designing an event driven architecture needs a messaging queue (such as Kafka, RabbitMQ …) to be integrated in the architecture to act as transporter who stream events between microservices.</p>
<p>Traditionally, to build event driven architecture, Kafka producer and consumer API have been used to achieve event-driven data synchronization between microservices. While this approach serves its purpose, it comes with drawbacks, such as complex code, manual integration, high coupling, and potential data inconsistencies.</p>
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