Event-driven architecture (EDA) is an architecture that helps organizations decouple microservices and avoid developing another distributed monolith. Companies are adopting event-driven architecture (EDA) as their web applications grow in size and complexity. Adding or developing your application around real-time interactions becomes easier with EDA. Choosing a new architecture for your next application or deciding to refactor an existing one can be fraught with known and unknown challenges.

In this course, you will be provided with enough examples and knowledge to give you a great head start should you decide to take the development of an EDA. Moreover, you will discuss and cover EDA concepts and related topics with the help of a small modular monolith demonstration application.

After completing this course, you will be empowered to use this application to explore the concepts and topics and convert the application’s synchronous mechanisms into asynchronous communication mechanisms.