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BACKEND ENGINEERING•Architecture And Distributed Systems•Messaging•2.3 Event-Driven Architecture

2.3.1 Event-Driven Architecture

Subtopics: Event-Driven Architecture and Dead Letter Queue.

2.3.1 Event-Driven Architecture

A service writes an event to a bus. Others subscribe and update their own data.

Why it matters

You avoid a web of synchronous calls. New subscribers can appear without changing the publisher.

How it is used

Events are past tense and immutable. Include enough data (or a pointer). Design for at-least-once delivery: consumers must be idempotent.

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