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=Reactive System Tenets according to the Reactive Manifesto=
=Reactive System Tenets according to the Reactive Manifesto=


* '''Responsiveness''' refers to the value brought by such systems.
* '''Responsiveness''' refers to the capability of the system to be consistently responsive to the user and never fail; it refers to the value brought by such systems.
* '''Resilience''' refers to form in which reactive systems are delivered.
* '''Resilience''' is the capability of the system to self-heal, and refers to form in which reactive systems are delivered.
* '''Elasticity''' refers to form in which reactive systems are delivered.
* '''Elasticity''' is the capability of the system to scale out and up/ in and down across physical and cloud infrastructure refers to form in which reactive systems are delivered.
* '''Message-driven''' refers to the means used to implement reactive systems. A message-driven system is powered by means of asynchronous, non-blocking communication. This enables first and foremost isolation.
* '''Message-driven''' refers to the means used to implement reactive systems. A message-driven system is powered by means of asynchronous, non-blocking communication. This enables first and foremost isolation.



Revision as of 18:09, 20 July 2018

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Overview

The underlying principles of reactive applications inform overall system design.

Message-driven runtime.

Reactive System Tenets according to the Reactive Manifesto

  • Responsiveness refers to the capability of the system to be consistently responsive to the user and never fail; it refers to the value brought by such systems.
  • Resilience is the capability of the system to self-heal, and refers to form in which reactive systems are delivered.
  • Elasticity is the capability of the system to scale out and up/ in and down across physical and cloud infrastructure refers to form in which reactive systems are delivered.
  • Message-driven refers to the means used to implement reactive systems. A message-driven system is powered by means of asynchronous, non-blocking communication. This enables first and foremost isolation.

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