So others have mentioned this in previous posts that 99% of companies building an app will not actually need this level of infrastructure especially considering how much better computers have gotten since the 2000s.
But...
Isn't another reason why we don't see hype around message queues and such in Distributed Systems because they are standard practice now? This discourse feels around this feels like, "message queues will make your architecture so much better, you should try it!" and more like, "just use a message queue..." To feel like the hype isn't there anymore because the technology is just standard practice now.
I could be wrong but whenever I come across any articles on building Distributed Systems, message queues and their variants are one of the first things mentioned as a necessity.
But...
Isn't another reason why we don't see hype around message queues and such in Distributed Systems because they are standard practice now? This discourse feels around this feels like, "message queues will make your architecture so much better, you should try it!" and more like, "just use a message queue..." To feel like the hype isn't there anymore because the technology is just standard practice now.
I could be wrong but whenever I come across any articles on building Distributed Systems, message queues and their variants are one of the first things mentioned as a necessity.