Collection of lightweight Python projects that share the same policy
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The publish-subscribe pattern (short: pubsub) is an event handling and messaging pattern where the consumer subscribes to the provider, which in return can then publish a message that can be picked up and processed by each subscribed consumer.
Collection of lightweight Python projects that share the same policy
Carefully crafted library to operate with continuous streams of data in a reactive style with publish/subscribe, asyncio support and broker functionality.
Python Django as Producer and Consumer using Apache Kafka for content queue and Celery for task queue
C++ inter-thread publish/subscribe middleware ported from PX4 and redesigned based on POSIX
Event Dispatcher and callback list for Python
Python Eventbus
A pub/sub architecture genetically engineered to make your project simpler, not more complicated. And to be adorable.
ZMQ-based framework for building Pub-Sub Systems, written in Python 3.
Introducing model_poller, a sidecar container for tensorflow/serving.
Dockerized Kafka and wrapper API for a generic notification system.
Minimalistic library that simplifies the adoption of async/await (asyncio) programming style in a multithreaded application.
Application, which allows to execute real-time commands and automated command pipelines on multiple clients (systems, including edge devices) connected to the network using only one terminal.
Publisher-Subscriber implementation with asyncio
Reliable publish-subscribe service with Python and ZeroMQ
BIM Service Provider - Context Layer
Django celery based asynchronous tasks using redis as backend and rabbitmq as broker
Django web server using Celery server to handle asynchronous tasks by using Redis as a message Broker
Basic flow of event publish and subscribe model using Apache Kafka The project consists of 2 services, one for publications and the other for consumers.
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