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MODINV-986: InstanceIngress events consumption #716

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please update news md file with a link to jira ticket to be able to track changes

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please update news md file with a link to jira ticket to be able to track changes

Sure, thank you for the notice

@PBobylev PBobylev changed the title MODINV-986: step 1: prepare InstanceIngestConsumerVerticle re-using other consumer verticles logic MODINV-986: InstanceIngress events consumption May 31, 2024
@PBobylev PBobylev merged commit cdcb39d into MODINV-986 May 31, 2024
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Quality Gate Passed Quality Gate passed

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