Kafka Streams empowers developers to create applications that prioritize high-level functionality over implementation details, fostering a declarative style essential for modern microservices.
In the realm of distributed systems, asynchronous data streams allow for modular problem-solving, with microservices functioning independently along event-driven paths.
The Event Collaboration Pattern exemplifies decentralized routing by allowing services like order and delivery to communicate through events, enhancing system flexibility.
Using events as the source of truth in a microservices architecture aligns with the CQRS pattern, effectively separating command and query responsibilities for better scalability.
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