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Communication patterns describe recurring ways and protocols by which components, services, or teams exchange information. They cover synchronous and asynchronous models, message formats, error handling and consistency strategies. Understanding these patterns reduces coupling, improves scalability and helps manage integration risks. Practical patterns includ…
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Messages and events structure exchange between separate components.
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