Which of the following is the correct syntax to publish an event in an event-driven microservice using a message broker?

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Microservices - Event-Driven Architecture

AmessageBroker.request('orderCreated', orderData);

BmessageBroker.publish('orderCreated', orderData);

CmessageBroker.call('orderCreated', orderData);

DmessageBroker.sendSync('orderCreated', orderData);

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify event publishing method
Publishing an event typically uses a method named 'publish' or similar to send asynchronous messages.
Step 2: Eliminate synchronous or request methods
Methods like 'request', 'call', or 'sendSync' imply synchronous or request-driven calls, not event publishing.
Final Answer:
messageBroker.publish('orderCreated', orderData); -> Option B
Quick Check:
Event publish syntax = A [OK]

Quick Trick: 'publish' means event-driven; 'request' means request-driven [OK]

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