How to model and extend traditional systems with Eventmodeling

Discover how to use Event Modeling to analyze and document traditional systems effectively! In this video, we walk you through the process of modeling data flow and identifying redundancies in classical systems, such as those using relational or document databases.

What You'll Learn:

How to start modeling systems by analyzing existing data tables (e.g., Customer and Address tables).
The role of events like CustomerRegistered and CustomerMoved in describing system behavior.
How to connect events to data tables to trace data flow and identify redundancies.
The importance of state changes and operations in understanding system workflows.
This approach helps you gain a clear overview of your system's current architecture, spot tight coupling, and understand the relationships between workflows and data.

Key Takeaways:

Data tells the story of what happens in your system.
Event Modeling helps visualize the flow of data across your system's tables and events.
Identifying redundant workflows is crucial for improving your system's design.
💡 New feature alert: Learn how our Event Modeling plugin can make this process even easier!

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