Overview
Explore the transformative power of event-driven architecture in modern systems through this 54-minute Devoxx conference talk. Delve into the nature of events, their growing importance, and how to effectively design event-driven systems. Learn how this approach can enhance autonomy, reduce risk, increase certainty, promote loose coupling, and improve scalability, resilience, and traceability. Gain insights into the theoretical foundations of event-driven design, practical tools and techniques for implementation, and potential pitfalls to avoid. Discover the relationship between events and domain-driven design, understand the distinctions between commands and events, and examine the role of events in defining bounded contexts. Witness practical demonstrations using the Actor Model and explore concepts such as inventory logic, receive logic, scaffolding, and persistence in the context of reactive micro-systems.
Syllabus
Introduction
Why Events
Why Now
Why Legacy
EventDriven Architecture
What is an Event
The Event Loop
EventDriven Microservices
Using Events as an Integration Fabric
Two Embraces
Consistency
Past vs Present
Events
DomainDriven Design
Mind the Facts
Use Events
Commands vs Events
Events Define the Bounded Context
The Code
Actor Model
Inventory Logic
Receive Logic
Scaffold
Factory
Create Order
Persistence
Rerun
Reactive Micro Systems
Taught by
Devoxx