Broadcasting from microservices on Kubernetes

In the era of cloud-based applications that divide tasks among multiple dedicated microservices, it is crucial to be able to dispatch events and messaging to multiple clients. This article presents an efficient architecture for broadcasting from a service using a Kubernetes headless service. Why broadcasting is difficult Many cloud-native patterns rely on messaging to deliver data to multiple receivers. Examples of these patterns include: Queue-based load leveling: Sets up a message queue as a b...

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