🐳 Simple example of event driven communication between microservices, based on Docker containers, Docker Compose and RabbitMQ. Microservices are implemented in Node.js using Koa.
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Using Spring Cloud Stream and Spring State Machine to create event-driven microservices
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Phone number verification with AWS Lambda Microservices, Kinesis, DynamoDB, Node.js, and React.js
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Process job on laravel events
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A framework for business automation using change data capture (CDC) and event driven serverless architecture
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Service Hub / NodeJS implementation
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Not a F'in front(-end) framework
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An online learning platform with an Event-Driven Microservice Architecture
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In this repo you will find several templates to get you started with various integrations with Less in different programming languages.
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