So far, you have learned how to create microservices using RPC communication. You also learned how it is synchronous communication requiring a request and a response. In this chapter, you will create two microservices using messaging’s asynchronous communication method to fulfill some business needs regarding invoice management.
Before we dive into messaging communication, let us first understand why messaging is a viable option. ...
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