Within your API codebase, you can implement message producers that publish messages to ActiveMQ queues or topics based on specific events or triggers. For example, when a new order is placed, a message could be published to a "new-order" queue. In addition, you implement message consumers that listen for messages on the appropriate queues or topics. These consumers can process messages asynchronously and perform tasks such as order fulfillment, inventory updates, etc.
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Nice video, clear and concise. How could I implement ActiveMQ in an ecommerce API?
Within your API codebase, you can implement message producers that publish messages to ActiveMQ queues or topics based on specific events or triggers. For example, when a new order is placed, a message could be published to a "new-order" queue. In addition, you implement message consumers that listen for messages on the appropriate queues or topics. These consumers can process messages asynchronously and perform tasks such as order fulfillment, inventory updates, etc.