#Event_driven_architecture

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The terms 'event-driven' and 'event-based' are often used with serverless architectures. See what they are, how they differ, and what it means for your application. Read this article to learn more about them.

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Event-driven architecture (EDA) is a software design pattern that allows software components to interact with one another asynchronously. It allows applications to react to events as they occur rather than waiting for a response from a request. EDA uses events, messages sent between components whenever something of interest happens. These events can be anything from a user action to a system notification. The components of the system can then react to the events and take appropriate action. This architecture is often used in distributed systems and is becoming increasingly popular in implementing microservices. This article will show us how to implement Event-driven architecture in AWS and the facilities provided by AWS to implement Event-driven architecture.