Description

From Zero to Hero: Event-Driven Architecture. Event-driven architecture (EDA) is considered one of the best ways to design systems. In this method, systems react based on events that occur. This approach leads to systems that operate asynchronously, have their components isolated from each other, have data persistence, are fault-tolerant, and have high scalability.

In this course, James Eastham, a developer at Datadog (and formerly at Amazon Web Services), teaches you the basic and advanced concepts of this architecture without any prior knowledge of EDA. You will learn how to understand, implement, and test event-driven systems.

What you will learn:

• Event-driven architecture theory: a deep understanding of basic EDA concepts.
• Building a Simple Producer: Creating a System That Produces Events
• Building a Simple Consumer: Creating a System That Consumes Events
• EDA in Action: Practical Implementation of an Event-Driven System
• Coordination: Managing and controlling the flow of events in the system.
• Observability and Documentation: Monitor system performance and create appropriate documentation
• Testing: Ensuring the quality and proper functioning of the system

This course is suitable for people who:

• Want to learn the basics of event-driven architecture.
• They seek to design systems that are scalable, reliable, and flexible.
• Want to expand their knowledge in software architecture.
• Are interested in learning new software development techniques.

From Zero to Hero: Event-Driven Architecture Course Specifications

• Publisher: Dometrain
• Instructor: James Eastham
• Training level: Beginner to advanced
• Training duration: 5 hours and 30 minutes

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