Message Queuing Service

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A Message Queuing Service is a message-oriented middleware that enables the creation of message queuing-based system.



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2019

2019

  • (Wikipedia, 2019) ⇒ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Message_queuing_service#Usage_Examples Retrieved:2019-10-17.
    • Patient gets admitted into a hospital out of his provider's network. Producer hospital can start sending real time events about the treatment of the patient to his physician's hospital using a message queueing service platform. The cost of integration between hospitals is marginal since they do not need to configure messaging protocols, VPNs and other details.
    • Information processing organization that processes events from thousands of different sources, can ask its information providers to simply place messages onto queue services and reduce integration costs.
    • A Call Centre can carry on servicing requests for bills to be present when the billing system is unavailable
    • Embedded telemetry devices in vehicles can securely communicate with an application that number crunches statistics in near-real time; Round-robin messaging lets the vehicle supplier add computing resources as his sales increase.
    • Security trading application can post updates to P&L application that might be unavailable at the moment.
    • Technician submits an x-ray while consuming application instances in London, Chicago and São Paulo compete who gets the message first by listening on the same queue.