 Event Driven Architecture Table of Contents: Chapter #4: Event Processing Approaches in Event Driven Architecture (You Are Here) Chapter #11: Leveraging a Partner for EDA Success (Coming Soon) If you’ve been following this series of blog…

Event Processing Approaches in Event-Driven Architecture

Architectures adapt to advances in technology. From the very beginning of the Information Age, architectures have been request-driven, that is, a user makes a request and the system responds.
Most recently we’ve seen computing systems go beyond…

Event-Driven Architecture

 By reading the past ten chapters in this series you’ve learned a great deal about Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) and its place in the new, interoperable, machine-to-machine (M2M), Internet-of-Things (IoT) world. You’ve learned how it replaces…

Leveraging a Partner for EDA Success

 Event Driven Architecture Table of Contents: Chapter #10: Getting Started with EDA (You Are Here) Chapter #11: Leveraging a Partner for EDA Success (Coming Soon) Real-time is no longer a “nice-to-have.” Sensors deployed in the Internet of…

Evolving Your System by Implementing Event-Driven Architecture (EDA)

 Event Driven Architecture Table of Contents: Chapter #7: Microservices and EDA (You Are Here) Chapter #11: Leveraging a Partner for EDA Success (Coming Soon) We’re living in a new age of software development, a cloud-native application…

EDA and Microservices – Meant for Each Other

 Event Driven Architecture Table of Contents: Chapter #6: When to Use Event-Driven Architectures (You Are Here) Chapter #7: CI/CD, Microservices, and EDA for Zero-Downtime Deployments (Coming Soon) Chapter #9: Overcoming the Challenges of EDA…

When to Use Event-Driven Architecture (EDA)

 Event Driven Architecture Table of Contents: Chapter #3: Event Driven Architecture Topologies (You Are Here) Chapter #7: CI/CD, Microservices, and EDA for Zero-Downtime Deployments (Coming Soon) Chapter #9: Overcoming the Challenges of EDA…

Event-Driven Architecture Topologies – Broker and Mediator

 Making a request and getting a response is a common occurrence both in programming and in the real world. You walk up to an elevator and press the call button. The elevator shows up a few seconds later, the doors open, and you step in. You press the…

Components of Event-Driven Architecture

 The real world is a messy state of affairs. Things happen for all kinds of reasons, sometimes for no apparent reason at all. Other things and people react even though they may bear no direct connection with the thing that happened. For example, when…

Disadvantages of Event Driven Architecture

 The Event-Driven Architecture pattern is not new. The concept first originated in 2000 which was just prior to the dawn of what can be considered the age of interactivity and interoperability. Event Driven Architecture EDA departs from the…

Advantages of Event Driven Architecture

 Event Driven Architecture (EDA) Explained Ideal for real-time product creation, highly resilient thanks to loose coupling of services and wide distribution of processes, event-driven architecture (EDA) is becoming more and more popular among today’s…

What is Event Driven Architecture?

 Agile and DevOps: The Evolution There’s something to be said for standing on the shoulders of giants. Many try to compare and contrast Lean, Agile and DevOps methodologies, but the reality is that Lean led to Agile which was then extended to become…

Agile and DevOps: A Focus on Delivering Value

 It seems obvious to observe that the benefits of implementing a DevOps environment will inure to the development and operations departments and that makes great functional sense. Beyond development and operations, the benefits of DevOps must also…

Benefits of DevOps – Top 7 Advantages

 This may seem obvious, that DevSecOps includes the security team with the development team and the operations team all working together, but a deeper understanding of why is of definite benefit to your planning and operating processes. Where…

What is DevSecOps?

A Business Leaders Guide to DevOps
Adopting and Adapting to a Culture of Continuous Improvement
Far more than just a methodology, DevOps has been credited with enabling organizations of all kinds all over the world to achieve better results, faster,…

A Business Leaders Guide to DevOps

It seems obvious to observe that the benefits of implementing a DevOps environment will inure to the development and operations departments and that makes great functional sense.
Beyond development and operations, DevOps’ benefits must also increase…

Benefits of DevOps

More than once has actor Tom Cruise felt “the need for speed.”
In films like “Top Gun” in which the phrase appeared, and also “Days of Thunder” in which he played a race car driver, the most important priority was to get a vehicle to move really…

DevOps Culture: A Fundamental Building Block

It is tempting when implementing DevOps to seek to automate everything you can find that can be automated. This is a temptation to be resisted. Great DevOps automation starts with great manual processes. When you take an ineffective, flawed manual…

DevOps Automation: A Guide to Getting Started

The failure of users to adopt any new platform is often cited as the underlying cause behind three-quarters of new initiatives. Given that DevOps requires deeper commitment by a broader variety of people than most platforms or methodologies, nowhere…