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@galaxyops/messaging-schemas

v2.2.0

Published

This contains Pub/Sub message schemas. These help provide loose coupling during async communication between microservices.

Downloads

162

Readme

@galaxyops/messaging-schemas

This contains Pub/Sub message schemas. These help provide loose coupling during async communication between microservices.

  • SNS topics are deployed with the message broker.
  • SQS deployments should be owned by consumer.

Naming Convention

CONTEXT - VERB - CATEGORY

e.g.

  • EmailSendCommand
  • UserPasswordResetEvent
  • PlayerDisconnectedEvent
  • CharacterRankRequest

Message Categories

Command Command send a idempotent request to a topic asking subscribers to perform task. The consumer of a command does not inform or provide a response to the publisher. The publisher expects something to occur as a result of the request.

Publisher -> SNS -> SQS -> Consumer

Event Publish to a SNS topic informing any subscribers that something occurred within a given system. Events published may be significant events that were published only for the purpose of data retention and analytic purposes.

Publisher -> SNS -> SQS -> Consumer

Request Publish an async message to a single queue letting them know which queue to send a reply to.

Publisher -> SQS -> Consumer -> (SQS -> Publisher)

Reply In response to a request publish an message to a single queue as request.

(Publisher -> SQS) -> Consumer -> SQS -> Publisher

References