QBit's Event Bus Cluster Sample

This is a sample implementation of a clustered event bus using QBit library.

Usage

Start the components:

• Consul server agent
  • it should listen on the standard endpoint localhost:8500
• 1st instance of the service
  • TransactionClassifierServiceInstance1
• 2nd instance of the service
  • TransactionClassifierServiceInstance2

Note: Send the request to one of the instances and you will see that:

• the http request is processed by that instance
• the event (generated based on the request) is consumed by both instances
  (through the help of the clustered event bus).

Example 1: As a GET request to the first instance:

• sending the request:

$ curl -sS http://localhost:8881/classify/txn/123/456/17/EUR  -H "Content-Type: application/json"
"success"
$

• 1st instance output will show:

[classifyAsGet] fromAccount='123' toAccount='456' amount=17.000000 currency='EUR'

[onClassifyTransactionEvent] Transaction{ fromAccount='123', toAccount='456', amount=17.000000, currency='EUR' }

• 2nd instance output will show:

[onClassifyTransactionEvent] Transaction{ fromAccount='123', toAccount='456', amount=17.000000, currency='EUR' }

Example 2: As a POST request to the second instance:

• sending the request:

$ curl -sS -X POST  http://localhost:8881/classify/txn \
       -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
       -d '{ "fromAccount":"123", "toAccount":"456", "amount":17, "currency":"EUR" }'
"success"
$

• 1st instance output will show:

[classifyAsPost] transaction=Transaction{ fromAccount='123', toAccount='456', amount=17.000000, currency='EUR' }

[onClassifyTransactionEvent] Transaction{ fromAccount='123', toAccount='456', amount=17.000000, currency='EUR' }

• 2nd instance output will show:

[onClassifyTransactionEvent] Transaction{ fromAccount='123', toAccount='456', amount=17.000000, currency='EUR' }

Both instances are using the console as the standard output as configured on logback.xml.