Event-Driven Architecture and Patterns - Definitive Reference for Developers and Engineers

Richard Johnson

Sinopse

"Event-Driven Architecture and Patterns"Unlocking the full potential of distributed systems, "Event-Driven Architecture and Patterns" offers a definitive exploration of event-centric design approaches for modern, large-scale applications. This comprehensive volume begins by establishing the foundational principles of event-driven architecture (EDA)—including its terminology, design motivations, and a careful comparison to other architectural styles such as microservices and SOA. The reader is guided through the evolution of EDA, illustrating its ability to enable loose coupling, promote asynchronicity, and power reactive, resilient systems.Moving from principles to actionable patterns, the book delivers in-depth coverage of established and advanced event-driven patterns. Readers gain fluency in essential strategies like publish-subscribe, event sourcing, and command-query responsibility segregation (CQRS), along with solutions for achieving reliable delivery, implementing sagas for distributed transactions, and handling issues such as idempotency and event consistency. The architectural discourse is balanced with real-world technical considerations, including message brokers, event storage, schema management, and practical integration with cloud-native, serverless, and edge computing platforms.To round out its exhaustive perspective, the book delves into critical operational dimensions: security and compliance, observability, monitoring, and system management. Concrete guidance is provided on ensuring confidentiality, resilience, and regulatory adherence in high-velocity event streams, along with tools for tracing, alerting, and automated remediation. Captivating case studies and deep dives into AI/ML event pipelines, global-scale architectures, and future-facing trends make "Event-Driven Architecture and Patterns" an indispensable resource—for architects, engineers, and technical leaders driving the next generation of scalable, adaptive, and intelligent systems.

Disponível desde: 29/05/2025.

Comprimento de impressão: 250 páginas.

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