Building event-driven architecture

Event-driven architecture is a design approach that focuses on the exchange and processing of events. This allows systems to react and communicate in a decoupled manner based on the occurrence of specific events or triggers. Building an event-driven architecture involves designing systems that respond to events, enabling real-time communication and flexibility. Components communicate through events triggered by various sources, allowing for loose coupling, scalability, and extensibility. This approach fosters modular systems that can evolve independently, making it ideal for microservices, event sourcing, and real-time analytics. By embracing event-driven architecture, organizations can create resilient, responsive systems that efficiently handle complex interactions and adapt to changing business needs.

Building an event-driven serverless solution

Let’s create an event-based, serverless solution using Azure Functions and Logic Apps,...