December 14, 2019

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Lightning Talk: REST, RPC, and Brokered Messaging

Lightning Talk: REST, RPC, and Brokered Messaging

Effective communication between distributed and heterogeneous components is essential for modern service-oriented architectures to work well. REST, RPC, and brokered messaging are the most popular com …
Talk Title Lightning Talk: REST, RPC, and Brokered Messaging
Speakers Nathan Murthy (Staff Software Engineer, Tesla)
Conference KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America
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Location Austin, TX, United States
Date Dec 4- 8, 2017
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Effective communication between distributed and heterogeneous components is essential for modern service-oriented architectures to work well. REST, RPC, and brokered messaging are the most popular communication styles for achieving this, but when is it appropriate for choosing one style over the other? A well-defined microservice architecture should be accompanied by a well-defined communications semantics. This talk draws on my personal experience defining these semantics for systems I’ve built at Tesla.

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