Mediator Topology
The central mediator plays an important role in mediator topology . It is generally used when it is required to orchestrate various steps with an event through a central mediator. It is helpful for events that have multiple events and needs some level of orchestration to process the event.
Example: Design GPS Programm in a Vehicle
For overall vehicle safety, navigation, and cost estimation plans, GPS data is considered the starting point for designing a proper GPS for a vehicle. They are intended to provide proper business and safety goals.
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