Rob Koch • 5/4/2018

The Case for Event-driven Architecture

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This technical article argues for adopting event-driven architecture (EDA) in enterprise systems. It contrasts EDA with traditional batch-oriented workflows, highlighting EDA's flexibility, real-time data handling, and easier system integration. The author explains how EDA allows systems to adapt to data flow rates and simplifies adding new services without complex configuration.

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