Explore the world of event-driven microservices in this 39-minute conference talk from Devoxx. Dive into the complexities of transitioning from monoliths to microservices, focusing on building efficient, low-latency systems. Learn about designing microservice architectures, key system requirements, and various patterns in event-driven architectures. Discover why Apache Kafka is an excellent choice for implementing event-driven microservices. Gain insights into topics such as messaging, event backbones, off-stream processing, event storming, and handling complexities like database services and source change locks. Understand the concepts of sagas and event sourcing to create robust, maintainable microservice systems.
Creating Event-Driven Microservices - The Why, How, and What
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
What are microservices
What is eventdriven
What is an eventbackbone
Messaging
Apache Kafka
The event backbone
Offstream processing
Events storming
Example
Complexities
Database Service
Source Change Lock
Sagas
Event sourcing
Summary
Taught by
Devoxx
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