practical demo of microservices communication using RabbitMQ and Spring Boot. Includes a producer and consumer service with real-world messaging patterns like direct exchange, routing keys, and queue bindings.

Building a toy log ingestor to learn about queues, exchanges and routing keys.

me trying nsq because the name looks like a cool username

A simple Kafka-based coffee order system using Go. The producer sends coffee orders to Kafka, and the consumer processes and logs them.

Pub-Sub HTTP based messaging queue

Rabbit MQ Demo

Fast web-based message broker explorer for RabbitMQ (now) and Azure Service Bus (soon).

Aws sqs imple using spring boot

Tracing library for microservices

A full-stack Order Management System demonstrating Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) with an event-driven Spring Boot backend and a modular Angular Nx frontend sharing centralized OpenAPI contracts.

This is a web back-end project in which three microservices are created. Uses Python Flask, SQLite3 Database and Redis for implementing Messaging Queue. The WorkerService is responsible for implementing a messaging queue when a user accesses the /postTweet endpoint. Along with that, it also includes a hashtag analysis method. When a user accesse…

Simple example showing how to send and receive messages with RabbitMQ using Go

WonderQ a simple NodeJS messaging queue, with publisher and consumer

Automatic multi-tenancy for Node.js & typescript. We make it ASAP ( as simple as possible ).

Nodejs project on microservices using RabbitMQ as messaging queue

Kafka producer and consumer example using spring boot

Node.js client for Memphis. Memphis.dev is a highly scalable and effortless data streaming platform

Python client for Memphis. Memphis is an event processing platform

Chronicle Queue is a Java-based, high-performance messaging queue with ultra-low latency and durable off-heap persistence. It supports multiple concurrent writers and lock-free readers, delivering microsecond latency for millions of messages per second. Perfect for microservices, trading systems, event streaming, and distributed architectures.

Memphis.dev is a highly scalable and effortless data streaming platform