Carl has been developing, designing, and architecting web applications professionally since 2005. He is passionate about software architecture, C#, and .NET, amongst other things.
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Ensuring exactly-once delivery is a broker-specific problem, but you are right; that can be challenging, and readers should keep that in mind. We could say the same for cross partition message ordering.
That said, I don't see the central data highway as unique or monolithic. For example, it could be a distributed set of message brokers forming a data mesh. Hopefully, my metaphor did not bring back too many bad memories.
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Thanks for your comment, and I hope you enjoyed the article.
Ensuring exactly-once delivery is a broker-specific problem, but you are right; that can be challenging, and readers should keep that in mind. We could say the same for cross partition message ordering.
That said, I don't see the central data highway as unique or monolithic. For example, it could be a distributed set of message brokers forming a data mesh. Hopefully, my metaphor did not bring back too many bad memories.