Creating a Multi Service Spring WebSocket with Active MQ Message Broker

This is an example project of how to use Spring WebSocket integrated with Message Broker Active MQ to deal with the scenario where you scale out your Microservice and keep the WebSocket communication working between different Clients connected to your backend service.
Github: github.com/educostadev/spring...
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05:31 Starting codding
14:00 Adding WebSocket Support to the Project
25:00 First connecting test using WebSocket
36:00 WebSocket communication between two clients
39:00 Configuring to run a second instance to the WebService
41:00 Explaining the problem of not having a message broker configured
43:00 Starting configuring the Message Broker
49:00 Testing the WebSocket communication with two Microservice running and Message Broker configured
54:15 Detect connection and disconnection

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