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Ameen Abozaid
Planned lessonMID-026-L01

Why messaging

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state what a broker adds.

Planned topics

  • A broker stores messages between a producer and a consumer.
  • Benefits: temporal decoupling, load levelling (a queue absorbs spikes), easy fan-out, retry without the sender waiting.
  • Costs: eventual consistency, duplicates, ordering questions, one more system to run.
  • Shop use: after OrderPlaced, inventory, payments, and notifications each react without orders knowing them.
  • Do not use messaging when the caller needs an immediate answer.
Draft outline details

Demonstration

orders publishes once; three consumers receive independently.

Check your understanding

Name two benefits of a broker.

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For example decoupling in time and absorbing load spikes.

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