10 Event-driven architecture with Spring Cloud Stream
This chapter covers
- Understanding event-driven architecture processing and its relevance
- Using Spring Cloud Stream to simplify event processing
- Configuring Spring Cloud Stream
- Publishing messages with Spring Cloud Stream and Kafka
- Consuming messages with Spring Cloud Stream and Kafka
- Implementing distributed caching with Spring Cloud Stream, Kafka, and Redis
Human beings are always in a state of motion as they interact with their environment. Typically, their conversations aren’t synchronous, linear, or as narrowly defined as a request-response model. It’s something more like message-driven, where we’re constantly sending and receiving messages from the things around us. As we receive ...
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