Real-Time Revolution: Building Event-Driven Systems with Java

About the Webinar

Our Lunch and Learn session on “Real-Time Revolution: Building Event-Driven Systems with Java” will guide decision-makers and technical professionals on how to build fault-tolerant, flexible, and scalable Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) applications using Java.

An event is any notable change or occurrence in a system or device’s state, such as a completed transaction, a new data entry, or a user login. In today’s fast-paced digital world, where experiences must be instant, interactive, and resilient, businesses must respond to such events in real time to enhance operational efficiency, maintain customer satisfaction, and minimize disruptions.

Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) enables systems to detect, process, and respond to events across an IT environment as they happen. With EDA, once an event occurs, notifications are sent to all relevant applications, systems, or individuals that can act upon it, facilitating faster and more intelligent responses. While EDA is essential for staying competitive, building event-driven systems can be challenging. Managing distributed components, maintaining event ordering, ensuring data consistency, and troubleshooting issues require careful planning and the right tools.

In this session, we will explore the core principles of EDA, offer expert strategies to tackle common implementation challenges, provide hands-on demonstrations and real-world use cases, and showcase the technology stack that can help you start building effective event-driven systems.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the fundamentals of Event-Driven Architecture
• Explore Java frameworks and libraries for developing event-driven systems
• Learn to build real-time event producers, consumers, and processors using Kafka, RabbitMQ, and Spring Boot
• Check out real-world applications and benefits of EDA
• Discover expert-suggested solutions to common EDA challenges