Complete the code to identify the coordination style where services communicate directly without a central controller.
In microservices, when services communicate directly and react to events without a central controller, this is called [1].
Choreography means services work together by reacting to events directly, without a central controller.
Complete the code to identify the coordination style where a central service directs the workflow.
When a central service controls and directs the interactions between microservices, this pattern is called [1].
Orchestration uses a central controller to manage and direct service interactions.
Fix the error in the statement describing the coordination style where services react to events without a central controller.
In [1], a central controller manages all service interactions.Orchestration involves a central controller managing service interactions, unlike choreography.
Fill both blanks to complete the description of choreography and orchestration.
In [1], services communicate by emitting and listening to events, while in [2], a central service directs the workflow.
Choreography is event-driven communication between services; orchestration uses a central controller.
Fill all four blanks to complete the example of choreography and orchestration in microservices.
In [1], services [2] events to communicate, while in [3], a central controller [4] the workflow.
Choreography involves services emitting events; orchestration involves a central controller directing the workflow.