Kafka and Evolution of messaging systems: Impact and adaptability for Middleware
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Kafka and Evolution of messaging systems: Impact and adaptability for Middleware
Gopi Krishna Kalpinagarajarao
Product Engineer, Cardinal Health
Email : kngopi@gmail.com
Abstract
In the evolving landscape of software development, messaging systems play a critical role in ensuring seamless communication between distributed systems. Java Messaging Systems, particularly Java Message Service (JMS), have been pivotal in enabling reliable and asynchronous communication between applications. Over the years, Message Queues (MQ) like IBM MQ and Apache ActiveMQ have built upon JMS principles, further enhancing their robustness. The advent of Apache Kafka marked a revolutionary shift, addressing limitations of traditional MQ systems and redefining how modern applications handle data streams. This paper explores the evolution of messaging systems, with a focus on MQ and Kafka, and examines their impact on Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and integration.
Keywords: JMS, Messaging systems, MQ, RabbitMQ, SOA, Middleware, Kafka, ActiveMQ
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