Event-driven architecture (EDA)
In a world where automation rules, event-driven architecture (EDA) is a primary target. Application event management isn't simple for developers. In this section, our experts explore the latest in EDA approaches and tooling, including how serverless should fit into your software architecture picture, in order to improve your EDA know-how.
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Components of an effective API management strategy
We're using more APIs than ever before, and you need one central location to monitor their security, application connections, and traffic. Open this guide to see what makes an effective API management strategy.
Event-driven architecture (EDA) Get Started
Bring yourself up to speed with our introductory content
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Challenge your wits on stateful and stateless concepts
It's essential to understand the differences between stateful and stateless application characteristics, especially as distributed architectures grow in popularity. Test your knowledge on state concepts with this quiz. Continue Reading
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Serverless architecture diagram shows a new side of server-side
Examine this serverless architecture diagram to see how development processes and the lifecycle of code differs from traditional server- and client-side development. Continue Reading
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Serverless testing in CI eliminates surprises in production
Writing in a functional language without intuitive unit test coverage? Don't have control over resources or scaling? Here's how to make serverless testing work anyway. Continue Reading
Evaluate Event-driven architecture (EDA) Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
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ICYMI: How to select and manage serverless APIs effectively
Explore how API selection and API management in a serverless architecture can make all the difference between getting results and having your project fall flat. Continue Reading
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Reflecting software architecture evolution in your stack
The roles and responsibilities of enterprise architects are expanding, and as such, they need to understand how changing software architecture can best serve their organization. Continue Reading
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Contrasting old and new predictive analytics tools, approaches
Waqar Hasan discusses how predictive analytics tools are being implemented in business settings. Continue Reading
Manage Event-driven architecture (EDA)
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
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Tips and tools to achieve a serverless DevOps workflow
Serverless functions bring the benefits of event-driven computing to a CI/CD pipeline -- but to get there, DevOps teams might need to lean heavily on services and tools from the major cloud computing providers. Continue Reading
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Implement and manage an event-driven microservices architecture
Learn the basics of event-driven architecture as they apply to microservices, with the help of real-world examples and three main architecture patterns. Continue Reading
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Air Force uses event-driven framework and SOA to support warfighters
The Air Force is using SOA to improve data sharing and track aircraft in real time. Michael Marek of Air Mobility Command explains what businesses can learn from their experience. Continue Reading
Problem Solve Event-driven architecture (EDA) Issues
We’ve gathered up expert advice and tips from professionals like you so that the answers you need are always available.
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Component binding for event-driven app modernization
Learn about the future of component binding, so enterprise architects can monitor the space carefully for developments. Continue Reading
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Is a business architecture reference model key to SOA projects?
Designing SOA to work with business initiatives is a challenge facing SOA projects. Business architecture reference models help, says Ramsay Millar. Continue Reading