Event Driven Arquitecture Series Part III — Building Blocks and Flows

Photo by Andras Vas on Unsplash

Introduction

Writing a few lines on what are the elements that make up an event-driven solution and its underlying architecture can be a good starting point to resume this little series after some time, especially in order to clarify the basics that must be taken into account.

in this article we will list the building blogs and elements to create an organized workflow in kafka

Big Building Blocks

From the point of view of the large blocks we need in order to develop this type of technological solutions, we can consider that data sources are applications and systems that send information outside their main domain of action.

These data sources are diverse and heterogeneous in nature, characterized by the need to process information on line and to be able to distribute under this medium, performing an accurate and standard data sharing in real time.

Considering that the information that is sent is events that happen in the application with associated information that in a basic way is divided into

  1. unique identifier of the event
  2. values related to the event itself
  3. TimeStamp

--

--

Tech, IT architecture & software development
Tech, IT architecture & software development

Written by Tech, IT architecture & software development

Passionate and curious about technology. IT Architect and engineer

No responses yet