May 2018
Intermediate to advanced
404 pages
11h 51m
English
The second approach introduces something more like a reactive orchestrator to drive the flow between various services. It uses more of a command-based and event-based approach to control the overall flow of the entire ecosystem. Commands indicate things that need to be done and events are outcomes of the commands that are done. The reactive coordinator takes in requests and produces commands, then pushes them to the event stream. Various microservices that are already set up for the commands consume those commands, do some processing, and then throw out an event when the command is successfully done and executed. The reactive coordinator consumes those events and reacts to the events as programmed and ...
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