July 2025
Intermediate to advanced
414 pages
11h 21m
Spanish
Content preview from Aprendizaje de estilos de API
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Capítulo 11. Mensajería
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Este capítulo de trata de las APIs en el contexto de los sistemas de mensajería basados en brokers, a los que nos referiremos como APIs basadas en brokers. El capítulo pretende familiarizarte con los patrones comunes de mensajería, y proporcionarte las habilidades necesarias para implementarlos y documentarlos. En concreto, trabajarás con el broker de mensajes RabbitMQ.
En las últimas décadas se han propuesto varias arquitecturas de aplicaciones que utilizan la mensajería. A principios de la década de 2000, una arquitectura orientada a servicios (SOA) permitía intercambiar mensajes a través de un bus de servicios empresariales (ESB), un sistema de comunicación para aplicaciones de software que interactúan. A mediados de la década de 2000, se prestó atención a EDA, que permite que los sistemas se respondan entre sí basándose en los mensajes creados por eventos. Tanto ESB como EDA utilizaban middleware orientado a mensajes (MOM) como componente para pasar datos entre aplicaciones. En la década de 2010, las arquitecturas de microservicios ganaron adopción y siguen utilizando MOM, como ActiveMQ, Amazon SQS, Azure Service Bus, Google Cloud Pub/Sub, Kafka, RabbitMQ o Redis.
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El término MOM se creó a finales del siglo XX.1 Aunque ya no se utiliza en los debates actuales, MOM representa la idea de utilizar un componente para mediar en los intercambios ...
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