Basics of Event Driven Architectures!

Microservices are pretty awesome, but if they can't communicate they won't do you much good. In this video I'll be talking about the how you can adopt event driven architectures to make your microservices scalable. Event driven architectures hep you avoid the trap of distributed monoliths.

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Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
00:16 - The Basics
00:42 - Synchronous Communication
02:43 - Perils of being in Sync
04:36 - Asynchronous Communication
07:40 - Gotchas
08:36 - The Next Level

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[bamii_a]

enjoyed every bit of this video. Looking forward to more videos regarding event driven architecture 💯

[jasper]

Man you are fantastic. I watched so many videos. They talked around this topic but no one simplified and talked straight to the point. Subscribed to your channel.

[clapperfool]

great video, im currently doing a backend intern at a bigger company and i didnt understand the architecture, this vid helped me a lot thanks!

[ermbhupendra]

Solid content I don't know why this channel is underrated

[Yoghaaa]

Thank you for making this video, this totally help me.

[Saverrio]

Great video! What is the background music?

[vishnuvardhanreddy]

yes we need event driven communication patterns please!

[lyminhmannguyen]

Thank you for making this video! Great

[meditationdanny]

how to decide the msg broker over in here you have taken rabbitmq but kafka seems a good option in the example you shared, how to decide b/w them? thanks for the video u got a new subscriber

[subrahmanyagurumurthy]

please make videos on event driven communication patterns!! thank you so much!!

[soaring_dove]

elixir scales webSocket connections very very well

[J-Ind]

There's difference between mq and pub-sub.

[snogger]

Why is event driven architecture so simple? Why not add some complexity and depth to it? Everything in tech is just so... simplistic.

[saraksingh]

And not all operation can be always async ..Good effort though