AWS New York Summit 2019: Intro to Event-driven Architectures and Amazon EventBridge (MAD205)

Companies are increasingly opting to build applications using event-driven architectures, that is, architectures in which actions are triggered in response to changes in data, called events. In this session, we detail how event-driven architectures improve application scalability and reliability and why they are important in both serverless and traditional compute models. We cover the architectural patterns and best practices for successfully building event-driven systems in the context of real-world use cases, and we discuss the AWS services that support events, including Amazon CloudWatch Events, Amazon SQS, and Amazon SNS. Expect to leave with a deeper understanding of how to introduce and optimize an event-based architecture in your application.

[ToddBradley]

Awesome talk. But get that camera operator a better tripod head. The video of the presenter is jerky, like the tripod has way too much pan drag or the camera guy is on meth.

[garrettkim]

25:45 better identify and fix the bug in your invoice service quickly! Your messages will only be alive a max of 14 days in your SQS queue. -___-

[nir]

37:15 payment processors integration could be awesome !