API Management, meet Event Management
summary
Argues that events need the same lifecycle as APIs and shows a preview event portal that models domains, schemas and event producers/consumers, catalogs 20,000 FAA weather signals, and cites customers handling large volume (RBC ~60 billion trades/day, Airtel ~90 billion transactions/day). Demonstrates an asyncapi generator that emits a Maven Spring project and a spring cloud stream app which turns shouted tweets to lowercase; live demo has UI hiccups but the generated app runs and processes messages.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Eventdriven
- 0:46Business perspective
- 1:41Delayed flights
- 2:21Hotel keycard
- 2:57Large check deposit
- 3:40Event driven
- 3:51Why are we not eventdriven
- 4:32Lack of manageability
- 6:23How do we fix this
- 6:44Event Management
- 7:21API Portal
- 8:11Event Mesh
- 8:58Model EventDriven Enterprises
- 10:42Async API
- 11:40Demo
- 12:17Event Portal
- 13:37Tweet Source
- 14:05Tweet Schema
- 15:07Application Perspective
- 16:02Application Visualization
- 16:32Exporting API Spec
- 16:57Viewing the API Spec
- 17:42Generating Code
- 17:52Cloud Stream Generator
- 18:32Cloud Stream Generator Maven Project
- 18:52Tweet Types
- 19:02Red X
- 19:22Log
- 19:32Spring Cloud Stream
- 20:32Questions
- 20:52When to use an eventdriven architecture
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