I am trying to implement pubsub (producer - queue -consumer). so that I can achieve the almost realtime data driven graphs.
I know few other options are redis and kafka for the same but we are going for RabbitMQ. I have already used redis. As a whole I will be implementing this on different stack to achieve microservices structure. Its just a beginner step towards that.
@rhymes
, So I am currently working on microservice based rails app, i used sneakers and bunny. I wanted to implement saga pattern using bunny and sneakers. Didn't know how to get started with saga pattern using bunny and sneakers. Any idea how?
Not really, since it seems to be a pattern not stricly dependent on Ruby/Rails, have you tried asking on StackExchange - microservices? you can also search for "saga" in there to see if you get any ideas.
Another option is to ask for help here ;-) I'd suggest adding the tags #help and #microservices to your post
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I am trying to implement pubsub (producer - queue -consumer). so that I can achieve the almost realtime data driven graphs.
I know few other options are redis and kafka for the same but we are going for RabbitMQ. I have already used redis. As a whole I will be implementing this on different stack to achieve microservices structure. Its just a beginner step towards that.
Ok, you might want to look into sneakers as well. It's a job processing framework that sits on top of Bunny and uses RabbitMQ as its backend.
Basically you submit jobs with bunny and/or consume them with sneakers
@rhymes , So I am currently working on microservice based rails app, i used sneakers and bunny. I wanted to implement saga pattern using bunny and sneakers. Didn't know how to get started with saga pattern using bunny and sneakers. Any idea how?
Not really, since it seems to be a pattern not stricly dependent on Ruby/Rails, have you tried asking on StackExchange - microservices? you can also search for "saga" in there to see if you get any ideas.
Another option is to ask for help here ;-) I'd suggest adding the tags #help and #microservices to your post