Simplify messaging between microservices
Microservices rely on interservice communication to share events, state, and data as well as to maintain isolation and decoupling. Many developers implement an asynchronous event-driven publish-subscribe message broker for interservice communication, but doing so is complicated.
Here’s a better way: Redis Streams acts as both a native log data structure and communication channel that can publish an event without requiring an immediate response. It is simple to deploy, supports message persistence, and offers scalability through consumer groups.
The microservices problem | The solution |
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It’s hard to keep microservices isolated, and, at the same time, communicate state, events, and data | |
Scaling and maintaining microservice communications is difficult, especially during traffic spikes | |
Complexity and development cost of using Kafka as message broker | Learn more |
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