Part II: ZeroMQ Core Concepts and Patterns

In this section

• Chapter 4: ZeroMQ Messaging Patterns
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Mastering the Request-Reply (REQ/REP) Pattern
    Explore the synchronous communication in ZeroMQ using the Request-Reply pattern. Learn socket configurations, message flows, and various use cases.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Understanding the Publish-Subscribe (PUB/SUB) Pattern
    Explore the Publish-Subscribe pattern in ZeroMQ for Java, including topic filtering, socket configuration, and effective use case scenarios.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Push-Pull Pattern for Task Distribution
    Explore the ZeroMQ Push-Pull pattern in Java for distributing tasks among workers with efficient load balancing and parallel processing insights.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Exclusive Pair Pattern
    Understand ZeroMQ Exclusive Pair pattern for two-way communication, including its setup, use cases, limitations, and Java implementation examples.
• Chapter 5: Understanding ZeroMQ Sockets and Contexts
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Understanding Socket Types and Their Uses
    Explore ZeroMQ socket types, including REQ, REP, PUB, SUB, and more, discover their features, use cases, and interaction patterns in Java.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Managing Contexts Effectively
    Learn how to manage ZeroMQ contexts in Java applications. Discover best practices for creating, sharing, and terminating contexts efficiently.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Socket Lifecycles and Best Practices
    This chapter explores ZeroMQ socket lifecycles and best practices in Java, covering creation, binding, connecting, reusing, and closing sockets effectively.
• Chapter 6: Message Framing and Serialization
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Understanding Message Structures and Framing
    Explore ZeroMQ message structures, learning about single vs multipart messages, frame boundaries, and their significance in Java applications.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Serialization Techniques in Java
    Explore serialization methods compatible with ZeroMQ in Java, including JSON, Protocol Buffers, and MessagePack, highlighting their benefits and trade-offs.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Handling Large and Complex Messages
    Strategies for managing large or complex messages in ZeroMQ, including message chunking, compression, and streaming for Java developers.