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Not sure if this is what you mean but these exist - Oracle Queues, MQSeries, RabbitMQ (open source MQSeries copy), all part of a generic thing called Enterprise
by chadcmulligan 7y ago
Not sure if this is what you mean but these exist - Oracle Queues, MQSeries, RabbitMQ (open source MQSeries copy), all part of a generic thing called Enterprise Service Bus
- mamcx 7y agoIf the queue is outside the RDBMS, not. What I say is that RDBMS are too much of a blackbox. I want a way to use them alike legos (but without gettin INTO their source code!). Imagine you wanna do a bloom index, but the RDBMS not have it. How you do it normally? Put a handler/listener/event etc that intercept the calls and route if need: search ... | if_bloom index_bloom OR continue
- erikerikson 7y agoI would suggest thinking more along the lines of Kafka/Kinesis/et cetera. ESBs are often not persistent and as a result not available for reprocessing against new use cases or with fixed code.