Event-driven architecture is not a new concept; it’s been around since the 1970s. However, the technology hasn’t existed to truly serve business and consumers in real time until much more ...

Educate And Evangelize To Ensure Alignmenthere are likely pockets of event-driven architecture activity across your organization, maybe even among your supply chain management systems.But most of ...

Event-driven architecture addresses these mismatches between legacy systems and microservices. Q: Please describe how an event-driven architecture works in a microservices setting.

Event-driven architecture is, in a way, a modern take on messaging middleware. The shift is that event-driven information is sent when something happens instead of at an interval or upon request.

At the Application Integration and Web Services Summit last May, Gartner analyst Roy Schulte called "event-driven architecture" the "next big thing." Indeed, he predicted more than 67% of new ...

Event-driven architecture: An approach for designing and building applications in which events trigger messages to be sent between independent software modules that are completely unaware of each ...

An event-driven architecture (EDA) defines a methodology for designing and implementing applications and systems in which events transmit between loosely coupled software components and services ...

However, some vendors are now beginning to bring event-driven computing into mainstream IT environments by embedding capabilities into existing service-oriented architecture (SOA) deployments.

At DevSparks 2024, Todd Greene Co-founder & CEO, PubNub, discusses the transformative power of event-driven architecture in enhancing AI integration and s ...