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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.
Head of Engineering Excellence
Lutz Hühnken is the Head of Engineering Excellence at Upvest, a FinTech company in Berlin that aims to democratize investment. Previously, taking on roles with titles such as "Head of Engineering" or "Chief Architect", he leads the development of software for container shipping, online retailers, financial institutions, and others. His current focus is on event-driven architecture, highly available and scalable systems, domain-driven design, and the intersection of architecture and organization.
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