An introduction to event-driven architectures

Event-driven architectures (EDAs) are a game-changing paradigm that enables applications to respond in real time to events such as user actions, system alerts, or third-party integrations. EDAs leverage the power of AWS services to handle and process events asynchronously. Read the guide, An Introduction to Event-driven Architectures, to discover how to leverage the power of AWS services to handle and process events asynchronously. Learn how EDAs enable teams to:

– Increase flexibility and streamline workflows

– Save costs and simplify integrations

– Provide better customer experiences at scale

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An introduction to event-driven architectures

An introduction to event-driven architectures

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