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A message queue is a service that receives events or messages from producers and provides them to consumers.

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To achieve exactly-once processing where messages are consumed from a queue with at-least-once delivery, many sources (e.g. here and here and here) suggest attaching a unique ID to messages in the ...
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In RabbitMQ streams or Kafka, messages are not deleted after being consumed. If you have a consumer application replicated across multiple Kubernetes pods, how can you ensure that each pod picks up a ...
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Consider the following multi-producer, multi-consumer system: For simplicity, assume that we only have one queue Messages are dequeued on a first-in-first-out basis Oldest-message-pickup-latency has ...
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I need suggestion / recommendation on the design approaches mentioned below. UseCase: I have a usecase where a client uses my system to generate some recommendations. Now, these recommendations are ...
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I have a producer that generates a batch job that consists of multiple operations (approx. 100 - 10000). These operations can be processed in any order, ideally as fast as possible. The processing of ...
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I am implementing a message queue where messages are distributed across nodes in a cluster. The goal is to design a system to be able to auto-scale without needing to keep a global map of each message ...
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We have this architecture: queue -> message processor (horizontal scaling) -> RDBMS Sometimes external systems dump 10k messages onto the queue and the message processor of course dutifully ...
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I have a hobby project, for simplicity imagine a poker game, consisting of a backend (Spring) and a client application (Flutter) where the client can join rooms in which he can take a seat. The client ...
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I've been wondering about the following: Say you have an async message/task and you want that message only processed one at the time. for example: Only process one order for each customer at the time. ...
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I have an event, let's say order.placed The payload consists of some general information about the order and 3 confidential fields. For example part of the message should only be visible to consumer A,...
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About 10 to 15 records are processed per day with the time interval of 5 minutes between each record. System A inserts a record in DB and sends id of that record to active mq. System B Listener ...
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Had a discussion today in how to implement services that work with messages coming in from event queues. We call these services processors. One of us argues for using several functions, while the ...
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I have a rabbit queue that I use to communicate between applications. I have a chain of three message. App 1 generate and push a message in rabbit(message 1) App 2 catch the message and generate ...
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I'm aiming to create a simple event-driven system where each microservice operates with its own database. The idea is to share database changes across microservices through events. To ensure proper ...
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I work on a SaaS system which is generally a single-tenant environment. Customers (whom the SaaS instances are for) would like a way to subscribe to events, such as updates of certain data entities. ...
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