Using an Event-Driven Approach in Microservices Architecture Training
Level
IntermediateDuration
16h / 2 daysDate
Individually arrangedPrice
Individually arrangedUsing an Event-Driven Approach in Microservices Architecture Training
This is an intensive, 2-day workshop (≈ 80% hands-on, 20% theory) that introduces event-driven systems—from the fundamentals, through design patterns, to migrating from synchronous architectures. Learn how to build real-time responsive solutions that are fault-tolerant and ready for your business’s dynamic growth. You don’t need to be an event-driven expert—just familiarity with basic principles of designing applications and IT systems is enough. Start designing future-ready systems today!
Who is this training for?
Architects and system designers in IT-
Experienced backend developers
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Technical leads and DevOps engineers
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Anyone interested in modern approaches to designing distributed systems
What You Will Learn
- Understand the fundamentals of event-driven architecture (EDA) and how it’s used in practice
- Learn to design scalable, fault-tolerant distributed systems
- Get to know tools, patterns, and techniques needed to implement EDA in production environments
- Gain hands-on experience modeling processes using Event Storming
Training Program
- Introduction to event-driven architecture (EDA)
- Key concepts and principles of EDA
- Benefits and challenges of using an event-driven approach
- Applying the CAP theorem in practice
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Comparing synchronous and asynchronous integration
- Pros and cons of both approaches
- Use-case scenarios
- How to choose the right approach depending on the business context
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Core concepts and terminology in event-driven systems
- Idempotency
- Command vs event
- Distributed transaction
- Sagas: choreography vs orchestration
- Message delivery guarantees (at-most-once, at-least-once, exactly-once)
- Data consistency and eventual consistency
- CQRS and read models
- Schema versioning for messages
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Designing and implementing event-driven solutions
- Choosing suitable technologies
- Creating and managing events
- Error handling and monitoring of events
- Patterns for event processing
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Monitoring and metrics in event-driven systems
- Ways to build metrics to track business processes – tools and techniques for monitoring
- Detecting and responding to problems in event streams
- Resolving common problems in event-driven systems – duplication of events and how to eliminate it
- The “eventual consistency” challenge and how to deal with it
- Handling large volumes of events in high-scalability systems
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Migrating from synchronous to asynchronous architecture – Migration strategies
- Identifying components suitable for decomposition
- Introducing event-driven approaches gradually in legacy systems
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Practical Event Storming session
- What Event Storming is
- Workshop example of modeling a business process – discussion of challenges and benefits
