Most MQs had architectural side effects. Lost/re order, some required duplication for multiple listeners, lacked history (and complected debugging), introduced/required messy reconciliation and remediation processes.
Distributed logs such as Kafka, bookkeeper, and more stepped in to take some market share and most of the hype.
MQs retain their benefits and are still useful in some cases but the more modern alternatives can offer fewer asterisks.
Distributed logs such as Kafka, bookkeeper, and more stepped in to take some market share and most of the hype.
MQs retain their benefits and are still useful in some cases but the more modern alternatives can offer fewer asterisks.