Anypoint MQ Part 2 - DLQ | FIFO Queue | Exchange

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[@CareerCompile]

awesome explaination

[@navyanirukonda7894]

Very Understandable 👍

[@Enigmatechphaneendra]

Thank you so much Vijay

[@ashutoshbairagi4122]

It will be more clear if you can give some realtime usecase scenarios like when to use messaging queue over other approaches, so viewer can visualise and relate the usecase ..
Rest all is good 👍

[@IntegrationWorld]

@Ashutosh Bairagi,
Messaging queue, we can use for more reliability(no message loss) and in a scenario where client is fine for asynchronous processing of the messages.
Also we use it to sync bulk payloads from one system to another system, at least this is one of the scenario where I have used anypoint mq.
At times we can use both synchronous message processing & asynchronous message processing as a combination in an integration.