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The Event Driven Architecture

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Event driven architecture is an evolution of the microservices architecture, which is the most popular software architecture paradigm in the world. As such, event driven architecture has reached supre...

Event-driven architecture for dummies

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When designing software there are many architecture patterns that we can choose from. We have the monolithic applications everyone is trying to run away from, and the microservices everyone is…

Event-Driven Architecture Demo

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Also, you can see that the Web applications are bootstrapping their state in the browser by fetching the orders from the Order server using GraphQL. 2. Then, unzip the downloaded file. This will…

Deep Dive into Event-Driven Architecture

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The event-driven architecture pattern is a famous distributed asynchronous architecture pattern used to build highly scalable applications. This architecture applies events to trigger and interact…

Event Driven Architecture Pattern

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This is the most common distributed asynchronous architecture used to develop highly scalable system. The architecture consists of single-purpose event processing components that listen on events and…...

Event-Driven Architecture (EDA): Main Components

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Part 1: Beginner’s Guide to Main components in EDAs Continue reading on Level Up Coding

Thoughts On Event-Driven Architectures

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I was recently pondering about event-driven architectures, their benefits, downsides, and most common use-cases. We’re all familiar with different communication styles between micro-services, where…

Commands in an Event-Driven Architecture

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When we think of event-driven architecture (EDA), we naturally think of fire-and-forget events. But what happens when we need a response? Continue reading on Better Programming

Scaling Up with Event-Driven Architecture

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Event-driven architecture (EDA) is a software design pattern that enables communication and coordination between different services or components through the use of events.In EDA, when an event occurs...

Designing a Reliable Event-Driven Architecture for Handling Large Volumes of Events

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Overview of how to Design an Event-Driven Architecture for Handling Large Volumes of Events and Ensuring Reliable Delivery Continue reading on Level Up Coding

Exploring event-based architecture

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Event-based systems are those whose architecture revolves around processing events. There are components that generate events, the channels through which the events propagate, and the listeners who re...

5 Must-Know Distributed Systems Design Patterns for Event-Driven Architectures

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Explore the Key Design Patterns That Power Today’s Robust Event-Driven Systems Continue reading on Level Up Coding

Event-Driven Architecture

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I’m sorry that I long ago coined the term "objects" for this topic because it gets many people to focus on the lesser idea. The big idea is "messaging."…The key in making great and growable systems i...

Implement Event-driven Architecture With Minimal Effort

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Temporal coupling is the most overlooked pitfall Photo by Mohammad Rahmani on Unsplash Last time, we explained that temporal coupling can be effectively solved through event-driven architecture. Amon...

What Is Event Driven Architecture, and When Should I Use It?

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Event-driven architecture is a software architecture paradigm promoting the production, detection, consumption of, and reaction to events. Event driven architecture goes hand in hand with…

Event-Driven Architectures in Software Design

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With the ever increasing amount of data that modern applications have to handle, comes the need for new and more sophisticated system architectures. This type of setup has helped companies like…

Event-driven architecture and semantic coupling

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Event-driven architecture (EDA) is key to building loosely coupled applications (microservices or not). It is an architectural style (see here and here) where components communicate asynchronously by…...

Building Lightning-Fast Scalable Systems with Event-Driven Design

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Event-driven systems in IT refer to the design and implementation of software systems that are built around the notion of “events.” In an event-driven system, events are the primary means of communica...

What is the Event-driven Architecture that people are talking about?

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Event-driven architecture has been a hot topic for backend and system developers in recent years. Instead of designing a service that has input and output coming in and out from different places, we…

4 Common Mistakes in Event-Driven Systems

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Event-Driven Architecture: Using Events to Integrate Microservices

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In the preceding chapter, we never actually spoke about how we would receive the "batch quantity changed" events, or indeed, how we might notify the outside world about reallocations. We have a micros...

Implementing the Transactional Outbox Pattern With EventBridge Pipes

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Learn how to use EventBridge Pipes to implement transactional outbox pattern with zero or minimal additional code footprint. Continue reading on Better Programming

Common event-based topologies

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The two main topologies of event-driven architectures are broker-based and mediator-based. Those topologies differ in how the events flow through the system. The mediator topology is best used when pr...

Designing Event-Driven Systems in Local Python Applications

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An event-driven software architecture sometimes allows you to write cleaner code. Most software engineers likely know pre-defined event systems such as the ones given by frontend frameworks/languages,...