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Sí, me caló. Pero vaya que podría haber sido peor.
Podría haber sido yo quien exhibiera a otra persona que no se sentía segura, solo para quedar bien. Y eso… no me dejaría dormir en paz.
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Pub/Sub Pattern Explained.
Distributed systems need to handle scalable, decoupled communication. The publish-subscribe messaging pattern enables this by providing asynchronous, event-driven message distribution.
There are three entities involved — publishers, topics, and subscribers.
Subscribers tell the system which messages they would like to be informed about by subscribing to a topic.
Publishers send messages to topics, without knowledge of who the message should be sent to.
A message broker or event bus then forwards these messages to the appropriate subscribers.
Social media platforms and messaging apps have several features that would be perfect candidates for this model.
For example, Twitter's account notifications feature. I could turn on notifications for any user, which could be the equivalent of subscribing to a topic.
After doing so, a push notification would be sent to me every time that user creates a post.
Message senders and receivers are heavily decoupled in a Pub/Sub model. This leads to improved scalability, flexibility, and fault tolerance.
As a result, it is a popular option for distributed systems that require large amounts of communication between nodes. It is often used alongside other communication patterns to meet the system’s needs.
💬 Over to you. Do you use Pub/Sub? 💭
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