messaging middleware
What is messaging middleware?
Messaging middleware is software that facilitates communication and data exchange between different applications, services, or systems. It acts as an intermediary, enabling disparate components to interact with each other, often asynchronously, regardless of their underlying operating systems, programming languages, or network protocols. Common uses include decoupling applications, ensuring reliable message delivery, handling high volumes of messages, and integrating diverse systems within an enterprise or across different organizations. Examples include message queues (e.g., RabbitMQ, Kafka), message brokers (e.g., ActiveMQ), and enterprise service buses (ESBs).
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