Patterns and Antipatterns for Event-Driven Architecture

Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) has seen a huge boost in the microservices era - but applying it successfully in real-world systems comes with its share of challenges.

Assuming a basic familiarity with EDA concepts, this talk dives into practical insights drawn from building and operating multiple event-driven systems across diverse domains.

We'll explore recurring patterns that lead to resilient, maintainable architectures, as well as common antipatterns that can cause significant pain down the line.

Target Audience: Architects, Developers
Prerequisites:Basic knowledge of microservices and event-driven architecture
Level: Practicing

Extended Abstract:
You'll leave with a concrete set of "Dos and Don'ts" for working with event-driven systems — practical techniques you can apply immediately, and a sharper eye for pitfalls to avoid as your system evolves.