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Enjoying this series? Search #CloudBytes to keep up with the latest videos! Learn more about Pub/Sub → 🤍 Pub/Sub is an asynchronous messaging service that decouples services that produce events from services that process events. In this episode of Cloud Bytes, we speak to what Pub/Sub is and how you can use it for message storage, real-time message delivery, and much more, while still providing consistent performance at scale and high availability. Watch to learn how you can use Pub/Sub in your projects! Watch more episodes of Cloud Bytes → 🤍 Subscribe to the GCP Channel → 🤍 Product: Cloud Pub/Sub; fullname: Max Saltonstall; #CloudBytes
In this first episode of Pub/Sub Made Easy, we help you get started by giving an overview of Cloud Pub/Sub. Learn how to ingest large amounts of data for analysis, simplify the development of event-driven microservices, and much more! Overview → 🤍 Cloud Pub/Sub documentation → 🤍 Pub/Sub Made Easy playlist → 🤍 Subscribe to the GCP Channel → 🤍 Product:Cloud Pub/Sub; fullname:Priyanka Vergadia; #PubSubMadeEasy
This video explains what the Publish Subscribe Design pattern is and shows how you can create and use a pubsub component as part of your web application. GitHub Repo with finished code - 🤍
In this video, I want to discuss the Pub sub architecture or publish subsribe architecture and talk about the pros and cons and differences over Request Response. One of you guys asked me which is better REST or Message queue. I struggled to answer for a while but After thinking about it I discovered that both REST and Message queue does boil down to basic elements. REST being HTTP which is Request-Response and Message Queue being Publish subscribe. Timecodes 0:00 Intro 3:00 Where does request response pattern breaks 7:00 Response request pros & cons 11:12 Pub/sub pattern 17:50 Pub/sub pros/cons - [ ] Request/ Response - [ ] Pros and Cons - [ ] Publish-Subscribe Definition - [ ] Pros and Cons Req/res Browsing Fetch or XMLHttpRequest SQL query Pros - Simple to implement (REST) - Stateless (HTTP) - Sync or Async (service and client) Uploading a youtube video - Compress video - format video - Notify subscribers Upload breaks down the video into small chunks and uploads each one Once all successfully uploaded send a whole video to the compress service One video compressed, the compress service sends to the format service and notifications service If you are only using pure request-response, The client will be waiting until all of that stuff is done and if the connection is broken or any failure happens you lose. Plus let's assume You want to also add a feature where the video will need to be checked for copyrighted material.. so the compress service now need to make a request to the copyright service and make sure all of that requests return successfully Cons - Doesn’t scale with multiple receivers - Creates extreme coupling between multiple services - The client and servers have to be running to communicate. - chaining, retries, circuit breaking - Chain effect and circuit breaking (microservices) Meet the publish-subscribe model Ok, this is starting to sound like a commercial. Publish subscribe or pubsub for short is an architecture model where a publisher posts. a message to a topic (usually in the form of a queue) and clients optionally can subscribe to the topic and get notified when a new message is posted. Upload breaks down the video into small chunks and uploads each one Once all successfully uploaded send a whole video to message queue or topic The compress service subscribes to the topic. The new video will get received by the compress service, compresses the video and publish it back to the topic or queue as a compressed. The notification and copyright service subscribes to the topic. Redis/kafka/RabbitMQ Pub sub Pros - Scales with many receivers - Loose coupling(publishers don’t know the subs, subs don't know the pubs) - Caching - Work while publishers or subscribers are offline - Great with microservices avoid chaining, retries, circuit breaking - Pairs with event-driven architecture Is the pub/sub perfect though? Decoupling side effect is a serious problem. You just decoupled the sub from the publisher, how do you guarantee to deliver a message? Cons - Message delivery issues (exactly once delivery ar least once) 🤍 - Network saturation- (depends on Pubsubs system) in push model clients might get overwhelmed, in pull model false attempts - scaling is still an issue 🐘 Postgres Videos 🤍 🧮 Programming Pattern Videos 🤍 🛡 Web Security Videos 🤍 🦠 HTTP Videos 🤍 🏰 Load Balancing and Proxies Videos 🤍 🏭 Software Architecture Videos 🤍 🛰 Network Engineering Videos 🤍 💾 Database Engineering Videos 🤍 🐍 Python Videos 🤍 🔆 Javascript Videos 🤍 Support me on PayPal 🤍 Stay Awesome, Hussein
The Publish/Subscribe pattern, also known as pub/sub, is an architectural design pattern that provides a framework for exchanging messages between publishers and subscribers. This pattern involves the publisher and the subscriber relying on a message broker that relays messages from the publisher to the subscribers. The host (publisher) publishes messages (events) to a channel that subscribers can then sign up to. Although Pub/Sub is based on earlier design patterns like message queuing and event brokers, it is more flexible and scalable. The key to this is the fact Pub/Sub enables the movement of messages between different components of the system without the components being aware of each other’s identity. In this short video I explain the fundamental concepts behind the Pub/Sub pattern you need to know for any system design interview. System Design Interview Basics Playlist: ►🤍 AWS Certification: ►AWS Certified Cloud Practioner: 🤍 ►AWS Certified Solution Architect Associate: 🤍 ►AWS Certified Solution Architect Professional: 🤍
In this episode of Pub/Sub Made Easy, we will be building a Cloud Pub/Sub system for Cat-Out. The whole system will comprise of three topics corresponding to order, packaging, and shipping service. Watch now to learn! Resources: Quickstart → 🤍 GCP Console → 🤍 Free tier → 🤍 Google cloud SDK → 🤍 Install Python → 🤍 Set up virtual environment → 🤍 Pub/Sub Made Easy playlist → 🤍 Subscribe to the GCP channel → 🤍 Product:Cloud Pub/Sub; fullname:Priyanka Vergadia; #PubSubMadeEasy
Basic explanation of Pub-Sub Design Pattern.
Dead-letter queues → 🤍 Message ordering → 🤍 Replaying past messages → 🤍 Pub/Sub is an asynchronous messaging service that can help you easily run serverless applications. However, there are some common issues that one may run into when using Pub/Sub. In this episode of Serverless Expeditions, we run through some common Pub/Sub issues that our fictitious ride hailing app has ran into - such as handling backlogged messages, unordered messages, and much more. Watch to learn some useful tips about Pub/Sub for your serverless applications! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:38 - Using dead letter queues to deal with malformed messages 5:55 - Using message ordering to prevent bugs 9:20 - Replaying past messages to test new versions of your application Checkout more episodes of Serverless Expeditions → 🤍 Subscribe to get all the episodes as they come out → 🤍 #ServerlessExpeditions #ServerlessExpeditionsExtended product: Cloud Pub/Sub; fullname: Tianzi Cai, Martin Omander;
In this episode of Google Cloud gcp Pub Sub Tutorial / Pub Sub GCP Tutorial, you will learn what is Pub/Sub, Pub Sub Architecture, Pub Sub model, how PubSub goolge cloud works , how to create Topics / Subscription along with publishing and viewing messages in GCP Pub/Sub. #GCP #GCP Tutorial #PubSub # GoogleCloud #Pub Sub Tutorial #gcpcertification
Google Cloud PubSub 1. Pub/Sub Introduction Pub/Sub is an asynchronous messaging service that decouples services that produce events from services that process events. You can use Pub/Sub as messaging-oriented middleware or event ingestion and delivery for streaming analytics pipelines. We will talk here what is publisher/subscriber model and how it solved problems in traditional messaging services. URL: 🤍 2. Pub/Sub Architecture Pub/Sub is an asynchronous messaging service designed to be highly reliable and scalable. The service is built on a core Google infrastructure component that many Google products have relied upon for over a decade. We will talk here how pub/sub looks like inside in terms of architecture. URL: 🤍 3. Pub/Sub Message Receiving Pub/Sub delivers each published message at least once for every subscription. we will talk here about different ways(Pull and Push methods) to receive messages in pub/sub and what is difference in both. URL: 🤍 4. Pub/Sub Multiple Message Receiving Pub/sub guarantees at least once delivery for each message to each subscription but sometimes situations can happen when a single message is delivered multiple times. Here, It is explained that what are the different reasons for such issues and how we can handle such situations. URL: 🤍 5. Pub/Sub Message Ordering Pub/Sub don't offer message ordering and there is a very significant reason for not offering message order, We will talk here why pub/sub don't offer message ordering. what is order means and how to handle orders in pub/sub. URL: 🤍 6. Pub/Sub Access Control & Monitoring Google has a very powerful access control system named as IAM or Identity access management, Only authorized users can access the messages. We will talk here how we can manage access with pub/sub. URL: 🤍 7. Pub/Sub Integrations Pub/Sub can be integrated with many other services as a source and destination data source. we will talk here what are different GCP products that can be integrated with pub/sub URL: 🤍
Microservices benefit from loose data coupling, which is provided by a publish subscribe model. In this model, events are produced by a publishing service and consumed by downstream services. Designing the micro service interactions involves event handling and consistency checks. We look into a pub-sub architecture to evaluate it's advantages and disadvantages compared to a request response architecture. This type of architecture relies on message queues to ensure event passing. An example would be rabbitMQ or Kafka. The architecture is common in real life scenarios and interviews. If there is no strong consistency guarantee to made for transactions, an event model is good to use in microservices. Here are the main advantages: 1) Decouples a system's services. 2) Easily add subscribers and publishers without informing the other. 3) Converts multiple points of failure to single point of failure. 4) Interaction logic can be moved to services/ message broker. Disadvantages: 1) An extra layer of interaction slows services 2) Cannot be used in systems requiring strong consistency of data 3) Additional cost to team for redesigning, learning and maintaining the message queues. This model provides the basis for event driven systems. Looking to ace your next interview? Try this System Design video course! 🔥 🤍?source_id=pubsubsystems Course chapters: 1) Design an email service like Gmail 2) Design a rate limiter 3) Design an audio search engine 4) Design a calling app like WhatsApp 5) Design and code a payment tracking app like Splitwise 6) Machine coding a cache 7) Low level design of an event bus The chapters have architectural diagrams and capacity estimates, along with subtitled videos. Use the coupon code of 'earlybird' to get a 20% discount. Code: 🤍 References: 🤍 🤍 🤍
Explore cloud functions with pub/sub trigger in this quick tutorial. This video is part of our series of quick tutorials using Google Cloud Platform. If you have experience in Google Cloud, or this is your first time using the console, these short hands-on tutorials will help you acclimate yourself on how to use Google Cloud. Follow the 31 Days of GCP Google Quick Tutorials Playlist: 🤍 » Subscribe to ROI Training: 🤍 ROI Training offers customized training solutions for enterprise organizations, from financial institutions, to health orgs, to universities. Contact us for more information. Connect with ROI Training Follow ROI Training on LinkedIn: 🤍 Follow ROI Training on Facebook: 🤍 Follow ROI Training on Twitter: 🤍 Follow ROI Training on Instagram: 🤍 #googlecloud #31daysofgcp #roitraining
Download the code: 🤍 We're going to enable Google Cloud Platform's Pub/Sub API and write a publisher and a subscriber in Python. Then we're going to allow for more than just string data to be sent. Something to keep in mind is that Pubsub is almost always a nice-to-have. It's not a necessity. We use it to build a workflow with websites and cloud hosting, passing messages between services that otherwise don't talk to each other. Pubsub's great at storing our topic messages and letting cloud functions trigger and fire to keep a workflow running. Timestamps: 0:00 - intro 0:28 - enable Pub/Sub 1:34 - create a service account 2:40 - Python publisher 4:06 - Python subscriber 6:04 - pass non-string data Thumbnail Photo by Daniel Absi from Pexels
Como usar uma plataforma na nuvem ou no cloud, como o Google Cloud Plataform é de extrema importância para sua carreira como programador. Nesse vídeo, vamos aprender como criar uma solução na nuvem, no cloud com Google Cloud Plataform, mais específicamente, com algumas soluções como: Cloud Functions, Cloud Scheduler e Pub/Sub. Vamos contruír uma function que será "triggada" para se executada a todo minuto pela Cloud Scheduler como agendador. ✅✅✅ CURSO PROGRAMADOR FULLSTACK: 🤍 Uso no meu SETUP: ⌨️ TECLADO LOGITECH K380 - 🤍 🎧 HEADSET RAZER KRAKEN - 🤍 💻 ASUS ZENBOOK UX434 - 🤍 🖱️ MOUSE LOGITECH MX Master - 🤍 🖱️ MOUSEPAD LOGITECH G640 - 🤍 📚 Leitura OBRIGATÓRIA - Clean Architecture: 🤍 - Clean Code: 🤍 - O Universo da Programação: 🤍 - Como Ser Um Programador Melhor: 🤍 - Padrões de Projetos: Soluções Reutilizaveis de Software: 🤍 🚨🚨🚨 NÃO CLIQUE AQUI: 🤍 ✅ Gostou desse vídeo? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ✍️ Deixe seu comentário 📢 Compartilhe com os amigos 🕵 E me siga nas redes sociais - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ▸ Instagram 🤍 ▸ Medium 🤍 ▸ GitHub 🤍 ▸ LinkedIn 🤍 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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In this video we are going to learn, how to create subscription, topic and subscriber. and we will be learning various use cases of cloud pub/sub with example. Previous video link 🤍 #techiekk #cloudpubsub #gcp
Get $50 free AWS Credit by adding "AWS CREDIT #NICK" in the "Tell us about your project" area: 🤍 Get the source code: 🤍 Check out my courses: 🤍 Become a Patreon and get source code access: 🤍 This video is sponsored by AWS Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this video I will show you how you can get started with Pub/Sub or Publisher Subscriber messaging in .NET. In this example we will be using AWS SNS and SQS but you can use everything you learn here with other messaging technologies too since the concept is fairly standardized. Don't forget to comment, like and subscribe :) Video on queues: 🤍 Social Media: Follow me on GitHub: 🤍 Follow me on Twitter: 🤍 Connect on LinkedIn: 🤍 Keep coding merch: 🤍 #dotnet #microservices #aws
Last video, we covered the revealing module pattern - where we expose an API allowing modules to talk to each other. This works well for smaller amounts of modules, but can have issues when many modules need to talk to each other. Here's the pubsub code I'm using in this example: 🤍 In this video, we'll cover the pubsub design pattern (publish/subscribe), which allows us to decouple our modules. Once integrated with our pubsub module, they can emit events and not have to worry about which modules depend on them. Modules can subscribe to events and be notified when any module publishes. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Also watch: "Responsive Design Tutorial - Tips for making web sites look great on any device" 🤍 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Google Cloud has recently released a very neat feature to stream data directly from PubSub to BigQuery without needing to manage any pipelines in the middle. I've had some time to explore it in detail, and today I would like to share what I've done, the areas where it can be very useful but also some limitations can restrict the use cases of this new feature. Further reading - Slides: 🤍 - BigQuery Subscription: 🤍 - Avro Logical Types: 🤍 - Code repo: 🤍
Try Pub/Sub today → 🤍 Google Cloud's streaming analytics solutions make data more organized, useful, and accessible from the instant it is generated. Pub/Sub is used for streaming analytics and data integration pipelines to ingest and distribute data. It is equally effective as a messaging-oriented middleware for service integration or as a queue to parallelize tasks. Over the past few years, it has grown quickly with added support in ordered delivery, filtering, dead letter topics, exactly once delivery, and much more. Learn more about Google Cloud Pub/Sub and Dataflow, and find out answers to common streaming analytics questions including the recommended way to unlock the power of these features in a Dataflow pipelines. Try Dataflow today → 🤍 Explore our streaming analytics solution → 🤍 Learn more about Google's data cloud → 🤍
In this lab we will demonstrate Pub/Sub notifications which will send information about changes to objects in your buckets to Pub/Sub, where the information is added to a Pub/Sub topic of your choice in the form of messages. This way you can track objects that are created and deleted in your bucket. Each notification contains information describing both the event that triggered it and the object that changed. This is a good beginners lab which will show someone without coding how pubsub works based on notifications. If you like this lab and want more labs please leave a comment and subscribe to our channel.
Service APIs Overview → 🤍 In the last episode, we explored the ordering of Pub/Sub messages through our ride-sharing app. In this episode of Serverless Expeditions, Martin and Tianzi answer questions about message ordering, working with multiple subscribers, publishing exceptions, and running in multiple regions. Watch to learn how Pub/Sub ordering works! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:25 - Ordering recap 1:19 - Questions 6:16 - Wrap up Checkout more episodes of Serverless Expeditions → 🤍 Subscribe to Google Cloud Tech → 🤍 #ServerlessExpeditions product: Cloud - Data Analytics - PubSub; fullname: Martin Omander; re_ty: Publish;
Pub/Sub documentation → 🤍 Choosing Pub/Sub or Pub/Sub Lite → 🤍 In this episode of Pub/Sub Made Easy, Priyanka Vergadia goes into depth about the multiple messaging options available (including Pub/Sub) to help you turn events into valuable features and analysis. Specifically, she shows how Pub/Sub provides everything you need for real-time cases and integrates seamlessly with other Google Cloud services, while Pub/Sub Lite delivers scalable, real-time messaging at a low cost. Also learn how Pub/Sub and Pub/Sub Lite compare with Kafka and managed Kafka by Confluent. Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:34 - Data pipeline and ingestion overview 2:07 - Messaging options for ingestion 2:18 - Pub/Sub 4:19 - Pub/Sub Lite 5:26 - Kafka and Confluent Cloud 6:05 - Choosing between Kafka or Pub/Sub 7:32 - Options summary and next steps Pub/Sub Made Easy playlist → 🤍 Subscribe to Google Cloud Tech → 🤍 Product: Cloud Pub/Sub, GCT, Google Cloud Tech; fullname: Priyanka Vergadia; Alicia Williams #PubSubMadeEasy
Simple Example project on how to produce the message to Google Cloud PubSub. This example focus on Producing the message to Pub Sub. Explanation has a flow chart for better understanding on the design. git: 🤍
In this video tutorial, we create a clicker game in JavaScript to learn how the Publish & Subscribe pattern works and might help us in the real world. This is useful when we want to decouple our JavaScript logic and have a more modular approach. Code: 🤍 💖 Become a Patron to show support & get perks! 🤍 SOCIAL Twitter: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 #JavaScript #Development #Game
Develop web applications with real-time messaging using Azure Web PubSub, a fully managed service that supports native and serverless WebSockets. David Fowler and Liangying Wei join Scott Hanselman to show how to build real time applications with WebSockets and Azure Web PubSub. 0:00 – Introduction 5:55 – Live chat demo 12:52 – Collaborative whiteboard demo 13:41 – Using with ngrok and CloudEvents 17:30 – Using Azure CLI to broadcast messages 18:45 – Wrap-up ◉ Azure Web PubSub product overview – 🤍 ◉ Azure Web PubSub repo (Azure/azure-webpubsub) – 🤍 ◉ Azure Web PubSub Service GitHub Pages – 🤍 ◉ Azure SignalR Service product overview – 🤍 ◉ Create a free account (Azure) – 🤍 Follow Azure Friday on Twitter: 🤍 #Microsoft #Azure #AzureFriday
Learn how to receive real time following notifications on Twitch using Azure Functions and Azure PubSub. Learn more here: 🤍 Keep up with the series at: 🤍 Follow Anthony: 🤍 #Microsoft #MicrosoftAzure
Google Cloud Pub/Sub vs Apache Kafka for streaming solution at scale Prateek Srivastava A presentation from ApacheCon 🤍Home 2020 🤍 Evaluation of various technologies to support High speed, Highly scalable REST API to ingest high volume of Analytics payloads from User browsers distributed across the globe. Furthermore, we will discuss tech stack choices, performance benchmarks, costing and best practices for implementing such big data streaming solutions in Google Cloud. Prateek Srivastava is Technical Architect at Sigmoid. We help organisations realize the power of open source to manage big data and leverage AI/ML tech to derive actionable insights. He has more than 13 years of experience in Big data, Cloud and Service Oriented architecture and has helped build and sustain several end to end data infrastructures for customers around the world.
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Real-time online scenarios are becoming more and more popular in our life. Examples are cross-platform chat for live streaming videos, live whiteboards for remote education, instant notifications or alerts for IT system, and real-time location tracking dashboards. The Azure Web PubSub service enables you to use WebSockets and the publish-subscribe (PubSub) pattern to easily build real-time web applications. It offers built-in support for large scale client connections and highly available architectures. A wide variety of programming languages with WebSocket APIs are supported to build cross platform clients. In this session we'll introduce the Azure Web PubSub service, and show you how easy it is to build a real-time web application with WebSocket and the publish-subscribe pattern. Speakers: Liangying Wei
#React #PubSub #Programming #SoftwareArchitecture Message passing with systems like PubSub can simplify your project. Here's an example of using "document.addEventListener" to implement a messaging system for a React web app. PubSub can offer a simpler solution than Redux while still allowing cross-component communication. Key concepts: - Messages should be event based and not include state - Keep components pure - Let components determine their own state Full source code is available at: 🤍 I'm Kayle Gishen and have been working as a Principal Engineer for the better part of a decade. I graduated from Brown University with a B.Sc in Computer Science. While at Brown I was a TA and gave some lectures on different topics; this channel will follow the similar style and be aimed at the intermediate engineer looking to broaden their skill set.
In this hands-on lab we are going to play with Google Cloud Pub Sub with Terraform Enroll full course Terraform with GCP: 🤍
In this episode of Pub/Sub Made Easy, you will learn what is Cloud Pub/Sub, how it works and some of the most common uses cases. We will explore Cloud Pub/Sub with a simple example of a workflow application implemented as a set of services, connected asynchronously by messages. Also, see how Cloud Pub/Sub helps expand their application globally. Overview → 🤍 Cloud Pub/Sub documentation → 🤍 Overview link → 🤍 Pub/Sub Made Easy playlist → 🤍 Subscribe to the GCP Channel → 🤍 Product:Cloud Pub/Sub; fullname:Priyanka Vergadia; #PubSubMadeEasy
In this video you'll learn how to implement PubSub with Phoenix LiveView, which allows you to publish messages from LiveView modules, and subscribe to them on others LiveView modules, giving you the ability to send data between modules. The video I mentioned on How to Build a Modal for Phoenix LiveView with Alpine.js: 🤍
This video walks through how to work with Google Cloud's Pub/Sub emulator on your local environment and building message-oriented architectures using .NET 6 and Docker. See the repo here: 🤍 We'll walk through an end-to-end example of how to build a publisher console app and a consuming subscriber console app. The easiest way to get started is to grab the Google Cloud Pub/Sub Docker image: 🤍 If you're developing on a MacBook Pro with the M1 CPU, you'll need an additional library to work with .NET: 🤍
In this lab we will perform the following steps in the Google Cloud Platform 1: Create a PubSub Topic 2: Publish Messages 3: Create BigQuery Data Assets 4: Load PubSub Messages into BigQuery A great lab to learn data streaming in the cloud. #bigquery #pubsub
This is the twelfth video in the series of System Design Primer Course. We talk about one more important component of System Design: Pub/Sub Messaging. We want software engineers and aspiring software engineers to develop basics and get ready for the world of interviews as well as excelling as a Software Engineer. Useful Links: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Recommendations Our full courses on youtube: ✒ System Design Primer Course: 🤍 ✒ REST APIs made easy:🤍 Some paid courses that we recommend: ✒Educative.io: 🤍 ✒Interviewready.io: 🤍 (Use coupon code SUDOCODE for extra discount) About Us Created and Instructed by: Yogita Sharma ✒ LinkedIn - 🤍 ✒ Instagram - 🤍 ✒ Facebook - 🤍 ✒ Medium - 🤍 Post-production(editing, thumbnail etc) managed by: CiKi ✒ Website: 🤍ciki.co.in ✒ LinkedIn: 🤍 Colors and design by: Naini Todi ✒ LinkedIn - 🤍 Both Arpit and Yogita are software engineers and want to help other software engineers become better by providing high quality and well researched content by adding their creativity and teaching twist. Join Us Hangout with sudoCode: ✒Discord Server: 🤍 For business: ✒Email: sudocode.yogita🤍gmail.com Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro to the lecture 0:56 - Asynchronous communication & Message Queues 4:05 - Real world analogy of Pub/Sub Model 8:48 - What is Pub/Sub Messaging ? 13:58 - Example of Pub/Sub messaging in distributed systems 18:20 - Factors of Pub/Sub messaging
Create your own Service PubSub Client and Server use WebSocket Part 1 subscribe to see the next part. Part 2: 🤍 Github: 🤍
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