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Introduction
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What are microservices
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What is eventdriven
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What is an eventbackbone
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Messaging
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Apache Kafka
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The event backbone
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Offstream processing
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Events storming
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Example
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Complexities
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Database Service
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Source Change Lock
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Sagas
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Event sourcing
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Summary
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Explore the world of event-driven microservices in this 39-minute conference talk from Devoxx. Dive into the complexities of transitioning from monoliths to microservices, focusing on building efficient, low-latency systems. Learn about designing microservice architectures, key system requirements, and various patterns in event-driven architectures. Discover why Apache Kafka is an excellent choice for implementing event-driven microservices. Gain insights into topics such as messaging, event backbones, off-stream processing, event storming, and handling complexities like database services and source change locks. Understand the concepts of sagas and event sourcing to create robust, maintainable microservice systems.

Creating Event-Driven Microservices - The Why, How, and What

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