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Test your knowledge of communication modes

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What are the two main communication modes?

Request/response and loosely coupled

Synchronous and decoupled

Synchronous and asynchronous (correct)

Asynchronous and tightly integrated

What is the difference between synchronous and asynchronous communication?

Synchronous and asynchronous communication both require the caller to wait for a response

Synchronous and asynchronous communication are the same thing.

Synchronous requires the caller to wait for a response, while asynchronous allows the caller to continue with other tasks. (correct)

Synchronous allows the caller to continue with other tasks, while asynchronous requires the caller to wait for a response

Which type of communication is tightly coupled?

Both synchronous and asynchronous

Request/response

Asynchronous

Synchronous (correct)

Which communication mode is useful for UI-based projects with background processing and loosely coupled microservices?

<p>Asynchronous</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are some frameworks or external components that can be used to realize asynchronous communication?

<p>Kafka, Pulsar, and RabbitMQ</p> Signup and view all the answers

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There are two main communication modes: request/response and asynchronous.
Request/response involves a client sending a request to a server and waiting for a response.
Synchronous communication requires the caller to wait for a response within a certain timespan.
Asynchronous communication allows the caller to continue with other tasks while waiting for a response.
Synchronous systems are easy to implement and understand, but can be tightly coupled.
Asynchronous systems are decoupled, resilient, and easily scalable.
Asynchronous communication can be realized using frameworks like Akka or external components like Kafka, Pulsar, or RabbitMQ.
Request/response is useful for building APIs for UI-based clients and tightly integrated services.
Asynchronous communication is useful for UI-based projects with background processing and loosely coupled microservices.
Asynchronous messaging integrations are the most viable option for scaling.

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Test your knowledge on communication modes with this informative quiz! Learn about the differences between request/response and asynchronous communication, and discover the benefits and drawbacks of each. Gain insights into the advantages of using asynchronous messaging integrations, and explore the frameworks and external components used to realize asynchronous systems. Whether you're building APIs for UI-based clients or developing microservices, this quiz will help you understand the best communication mode for your project's needs.