Domain events represent significant changes within a service's own business logic or bounded context. They are used internally to decouple components within the same service.
Integration events are used to communicate changes between different microservices, enabling them to stay in sync without tight coupling.
Using a message queue allows the system to handle notification events asynchronously, improving scalability and responsiveness.
Domain events are internal to a service and simpler to manage, while integration events enable communication between services but require more coordination and versioning.
Total events = 1,000,000 users * 3 notifications = 3,000,000 events/day.
Seconds per day = 86400.
Throughput = 3,000,000 / 86400 ≈ 34.7 ≈ 35 events/second.