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Intro
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Layered architecture
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Command Query Responsibility Segregation
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Microservices vs Monoliths
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Noun Driven Design
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Location transparency
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Event-Driven' Microservices
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Reasons to send a message
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Competing consumers
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Balanced consumers
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I want something done - Command
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Command Routing
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I want to know something - Query
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Query – subscription
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Event Sourcing
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Event Store operations
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Unmanageable mess
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Within a context, share everything
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Between contexts, share 'consciously
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Microservices Messaging
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"Just enough" intelligence
Description:
Explore pragmatic approaches to event-driven microservices architecture in this conference talk from GOTO Amsterdam 2018. Dive into key concepts such as Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS), event sourcing, and the differences between microservices and monoliths. Learn about effective messaging strategies, including command routing, query subscriptions, and event store operations. Discover how to balance sharing within contexts while consciously managing interactions between them. Gain insights on implementing "just enough" intelligence in microservices messaging to create robust, scalable systems. Perfect for developers and architects looking to enhance their understanding of event-driven design in modern software architecture.

Pragmatic Event-Driven Microservices

GOTO Conferences
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