What's included

• Architecture Design Document

  A detailed document outlining the overall architecture of the system, including components, services, data flow, and interaction between microservices. It provides a high-level view of how Kafka or RabbitMQ is integrated into the system.

• Message Broker Setup

  The configuration and deployment of the selected message broker (Kafka or RabbitMQ) in the appropriate environment (development, staging, or production). This includes cluster setup, configuration settings, and security measures.

• Schema Definitions

  Definition and documentation of the message schemas used in the system, ensuring data compatibility. This may include Avro or JSON schema files and information on how schemas are managed and versioned.

• Producer and Consumer Implementations

  The source code for the message producers and consumers that will publish and consume messages from the broker. This includes examples of how to handle message serialization/deserialization and error handling.

• Monitoring and Logging Setup

  Configuration of monitoring and logging tools for Kafka or RabbitMQ, such as Prometheus and Grafana for metrics collection and visualization. This ensures that the client can track system performance and troubleshoot issues effectively.

• Code Repository

  A complete codebase, hosted on a version control system (e.g., GitHub, Bitbucket), that includes all application code, configurations, and documentation, making it easy for the client to manage the project moving forward.