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It's pluggable in that large parts of it can be replaced or disabled at compile time. Runtime reconfiguration isn't well supported.
by ryanpetrich 6y ago
It's pluggable in that large parts of it can be replaced or disabled at compile time. Runtime reconfiguration isn't well supported.
- lowmagnet 6y agoWell if you pack in a new communication bus plugin, you'd still have all of the defaults (rabbitmq, and so on) available in addition to the one you add. You can use Environment variables to pick the one you want by its name.