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GitHub repo with code for this talk: https://github.com/eggybytes/events-b...
Blog post with transcript for this talk: https://www.eggybits.com/posts/events...

Going cloud-native is about how we design our applications, not just how we deploy them — and one key choice in distributed systems design is how our applications interact with each other. Request/response-based protocols are ubiquitous in software today, but the industry is still early in adopting event-driven approaches, which offer compelling advantages for highly distributed systems. This talk covers lessons learned from using event-driven patterns to scale real-world systems serving tens of millions of users and practical advice on how to use these patterns to make our applications more adaptable, reliable, and dynamically scalable. And breakfast thoughtleadership.

We’ll cover:
🥞 How switching to an event-driven interaction protocol can provide scale by default, and make some of the patterns we use for resilience in request/response service architectures unnecessary

🍳 Event messaging as an application programming model that addresses the problem of overly-tightly-coupled systems, using log-based publish/subscribe systems like Kafka

🥔 How database change capture systems and event sourcing take this one step further

🥖 How near-real-time event-based processing ties into data provision for ML and business analytics

Part of a distributed systems primer.
Events first: cloud-native patterns beyond request/response (Cloud Native @Scale, May 2021)