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EDA Visuals is a collection of visual explanations about event-driven architecture (EDA).

Designed to make EDA concepts accessible and memorable, the book covers a wide range of topics, from foundational principles to advanced topics.

Each concept is distilled into clear, actionable visuals that simplify learning and spark deeper understanding.

This book is to give you a quick overview of each section with resources to dive deeper in your own time.

Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll find:

1. Foundations of Event-Driven Architecture

What is EDA?
Key components: producers, consumers, and brokers.
Event types: commands, queries, and domain events.

2. Core Patterns and Practices

Pub/Sub pattern and its use cases.
Queues, vs streams, vs pubsuc
What is event sourcing?

3. Designing EDA Systems

Importance of governance with event-driven architectures
Building event-driven architectures
Why event design is important

Who is This Book For?

Developers and architects curious about event-driven systems.
Developers and architects looking for bite size learnings
Teams looking to adopt EDA and quickly upskill

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