Message Broker-Driven Event-Driven Microservice Application Architecture

Abstract

This paper has discussed ways of enhancing scalability, reducing latency, and achieving accuracy in delivery with real-time systems using data pipes. Controlled experiments on various levels of workload were utilized to employ a quantitative approach. The optimized pipeline design had very good statistical results. The throughout was gradually growing, the latency decreased, and the delivery success rates were improved. CDC delay also minimized, and it enabled faster service synchronization. These findings indicate that the design of the present-day pipes is useful in managing high volumes of data in organizations more easily. On the whole, the research presents effective pieces of evidence to develop superior real-time digital systems.