Event-driven Architecture - Everything You Need to Know

Learn about Event-driven Architecture. What is it? When do you use it? How does it work?

Event-driven architecture is a common pattern found alongside microservices and other decoupled services or apps. In an event-driven architecture, each service in an ecosystem reacts and takes action upon an event it receives. There are both upsides and downsides to event-driven architecture but before we get into that, let’s look at an example of how event-driven architecture works so you know exactly what it is.

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[zb]

Short and sweet - to the point. Thank you brother

[charlesopuoro]

Man, thanks so much for this simple explanation. You got skills in effective communication.

[timbecker]

really good job, this deserves more views

[offTheTable]

Such a great explanation - vey clear that you really know what you're talking about. A quick question - you said that in the API messaging archtiecture that the ecommerce system could reach a failure in trying to retry messaging an unavailable service. Is this a concern with a event router service - what prevents it form also becoming overwhelmed with retry failures?

[codewithkashif]

Super useful tutorial! One important question -- Is there any difference between Event Driven Architecture and Reactive Programming?

[victorlavadocampos]

Hi there!

Your videos are super helpful :)

What do you think is the best approach to gain hands-on experience with architecture design and implementation?

I am currently studying towards the AWS Certified Architect Associate Exam, but I just don't want to earn the certification and learn the theory. I want to actually implement stuff.

Thanks your time and content.

[DarrenMason-fvwv]

good info but you have some sort of music in the background that is so low its almost inaudible but i found it super distracting.