Introduction
When sending messages in a system, sometimes the order matters. Message ordering ensures that messages are received in the same order they were sent. This helps keep data consistent and predictable.
When you want to process user actions in the exact order they happened, like clicks or purchases.
When updating inventory counts where the sequence of changes affects the final number.
When handling chat messages so they appear in the right order to all users.
When processing financial transactions where order affects balances.
When syncing data between systems that depend on the order of updates.