Microservices often communicate

1. Microservices often communicate through the HTTP protocol, which allows them to interact with each other using standard HTTP methods like ‘GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. ‘ This ‘RESTful API’ communication ensures decoupled services and platform independence. Synchronous communication we can do via HTTP
2. Kafka and RabbitMQ is the best tools for this operations. As you can see that we have understand Microservices Communication types — Sync or Async Communication
3. Producers and consumers interact differently in RabbitMQ and Kafka. In RabbitMQ, the producer sends and monitors if the message reaches the intended consumer. On the other hand, Kafka producers publish messages to the queue regardless of whether consumers have retrieved them.
4. RabbitMQ is an open-source general-purpose message-broker software – an intermediary for messaging, that initially implemented the Advanced Message Queuing Protocol;
5.  RabbitMQ supports a few protocols in the form of plug-ins like AMQP 0-9-1 and extensions, STOMP, MQTT, AMQP 1.0, HTTP and WebSockets RabitMQ are Reliability and Performance, Flexible Routing, Clustering, Federation, Highly Available Queues, Multi-protocol, Many Clients, Management UI, Tracing, and its versatile Plugin System.
6.  RabbitMQ supports a few protocols in the form of plug-ins like AMQP 0-9-1 and extensions, STOMP, MQTT, AMQP 1.0, HTTP and WebSockets RabitMQ are Reliability and Performance, Flexible Routing, Clustering, Federation, Highly Available Queues, Multi-protocol, Many Clients, Management UI, Tracing, and its versatile Plugin System.
7.  RabbitMQ supports a few protocols in the form of plug-ins like AMQP 0-9-1 and extensions, STOMP, MQTT, AMQP 1.0, HTTP and WebSockets RabitMQ are Reliability and Performance, Flexible Routing, Clustering, Federation, Highly Available Queues, Multi-protocol, Many Clients, Management UI, Tracing, and its versatile Plugin System.