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Understanding the concept of Metaverse
It is a component or service application that contains business logic for the execution of business needs on receiving of events. Nowadays these are microservice-based components. It can be a channel queue consumer as well.
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The event channel is utilized by the event mediator to pass particular events related to each step in the primary event to the event processors. It can be either message topic or message queue.
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It is important to understand the topology of event-driven architecture to deep dive into various sub-patterns of event-driven architecture. This architecture pattern is...
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Event Queue is used to carry the event to the event mediator. It is a kind of enterprise messaging queue system. There are several messaging systems like RabbitMQ, Kafka, etc.
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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...
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In Broker topology, the message flow is distributed across the event processor on receiving of event. It is different from a mediator because it is not central. It is useful in chain types of processing. sup
Example: Design Online Food Ordering System
Online food ord...
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Usage-based pricing is a go-to-market model where the customer pays based on how much they use your product or service.
It goes by many names: consumption-based pricing, pay-per-use pricing, and pay-as-you-go pricing.
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