carterklein13

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   by carterklein13 6y ago

   To be fair, I started working post-2015, so I've actually never come face-to-face with a long running HTTP microservice backend... what would something like that even look like? I'm thinking of systems I've worked on that use
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   by carterklein13 6y ago

   Would anyone be able to explain the benefits of RabbitMQ over NATS? As far as I've seen, it's really just that RabbitMQ is more feature-rich, which I personally feel like isn't that crucial, as frankly many systems are not go
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   by carterklein13 6y ago

   When you say "gone or moved to MQ" - if not moved to messaging services like RabbitMQ/NATS/etc, where else could things have gone? At least from my experience, HTTP microservices are still very common, especially when us
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   by carterklein13 6y ago

   So the issue is that large banks (I feel like I can speak with a bit of authority as I work at one and know many colleagues who work at others) have no desire to give up user data, and I don't think this problem will be solvable withou