Integrating RESTful services with a reactive system
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Discover how to integrate RESTful services with a reactive system. Learn how to combine the scalability and non-blocking nature of reactive programming with the simplicity of REST APIs, ensuring responsive and efficient communication between services.
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Learn how to integrate RESTful Java microservices with a reactive system by using MicroProfile Reactive Messaging.
Every 15 seconds, the system microservice calculates and publishes events that contain its current average system load. The inventory microservice subscribes to that information so that it can keep an updated list of all the systems and their current system loads. The current inventory of systems can be accessed via the /systems REST endpoint.
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