Types of Communication
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Transient vs. Persistent
The server discards messages when they can't be delivered.
The server keeps messages until they can be delivered.
Asynchronous vs. Synchronous
Client/server model based on a synchronous and transient communication model.
The client and server must be active during the communication.
The client makes a request and stays locked until it gets an answer.
The server awaits requests to process.
The client can't resume work until it receives the answers.
Flaws must be processed immediately.
The model cannot adapt to the problem.
Message-oriented middleware.
Persistent and asynchronous communication.
Processes exchange messages that are then placed in queues.
Sender does not need to wait for answers.
Flaw tolerance by the middleware.
