Comment by AtNightWeCode 5 years ago The outbox pattern. Can in many cases be solved by using topics. 2 comments AtNightWeCode Reply aidos 5 years ago Ah ha. Yup, that’s exactly it. Thanks for the pointer.Edit: can you explain by what you mean by solving it with topics? I thought topics were a broadcast mechanism? AtNightWeCode 5 years ago If you have the case, if A then do B and C. You can commit to a topic and let B and C be triggered separately. This does not solve cases like storing to a db and then send a db-updated event.
aidos 5 years ago Ah ha. Yup, that’s exactly it. Thanks for the pointer.Edit: can you explain by what you mean by solving it with topics? I thought topics were a broadcast mechanism? AtNightWeCode 5 years ago If you have the case, if A then do B and C. You can commit to a topic and let B and C be triggered separately. This does not solve cases like storing to a db and then send a db-updated event.
AtNightWeCode 5 years ago If you have the case, if A then do B and C. You can commit to a topic and let B and C be triggered separately. This does not solve cases like storing to a db and then send a db-updated event.
Ah ha. Yup, that’s exactly it. Thanks for the pointer.
Edit: can you explain by what you mean by solving it with topics? I thought topics were a broadcast mechanism?
If you have the case, if A then do B and C. You can commit to a topic and let B and C be triggered separately. This does not solve cases like storing to a db and then send a db-updated event.