GOTO EDA Day 2022
2022-09-01
London, United Kingdom
who it's for
platform engineers, backend engineers, cloud architects, serverless developers, site reliability engineers, engineering managers
topics
AWS EventBridge; AWS Step Functions; DynamoDB single-table events; Kafka and Confluent backbone; ksqlDB stream processing; EventBridge schema registry; change data capture (CDC) for eventification; SQS with dead-letter handling; Kinesis Firehose to S3; EventBridge API destinations; event ledger pattern; event-first development with asyncAPI
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| I Made Everything Loosely Coupled. Does My App Fall Apart? | Gregor Hohpe | 48m |
Argues that loose coupling is a trade-off not an ideal, showing a serverless loan‑broker built with SNS/SQS, EventBridge, Step Functions and CDK where… | ||
| Minimum Viable Migrations (MVMs): A Path to Cloud Native EDAs | Ben Ellerby | 26m |
Argues a practical path from monolith to cloud native by slicing migration into eight-week MVMs that each target one bounded context, using eventification… | ||
| Modern Event-driven Architecture: Adopting Data in Motion | Alex Stuart | 39m |
Argues that moving from static databases to event streams changes architecture: Kafka + Confluent become the durable backbone, enabling consumer offsets… | ||
| Best Practices to Design & Build Event-driven Applications | Marcia Villalba | 38m |
Covers concrete patterns and a runnable demo that wires Amazon EventBridge to Lambda functions and DynamoDB so an e‑commerce flow emits events, reserves… | ||
| EDA in Practice: Building an eCommerce Platform at | Emily Shea, Toli Apostolidis | 40m |
Cinch builds a serverless e‑commerce platform on AWS (Lambdas, EventBridge, SQS, DynamoDB, CDK, TypeScript) and launches in six months, hitting >1M… | ||
| EDA Panel | R Kulidzan, Usman Khalid, Emily Shea, Jamie Dool, Dan Ronald, Joe Drumgoole | 40m |
Panel lists concrete tradeoffs and recent features: Step Functions adds intrinsic functions to reduce Lambdas for simple data work and Workflow Studio plus a… | ||
| Thinking Asynchronously: App Integration Patterns for Microservices | Rebekah Kulidzan | 44m |
Explains concrete async patterns and AWS tools: point‑to‑point queues with dead‑letter handling, pub/sub fan‑out, event routing with EventBridge, and… | ||
| The Road To Event-Driven Architecture At | Sheen Brisals | 50m |
LEGO.com moves from a 2016 JBoss monolith to serverless by 2018, building 15–18 pipelines with Lambda, Kinesis for streams and later AWS EventBridge and Step… | ||
| Advanced Event-driven Architectures at | Sarah Hamilton | 44m |
LEGO’s backend uses Kinesis Firehose to S3 with 1 MB / 60 s buffering and 5‑day S3 lifecycle, a Lambda triage that fans events to domains, and EventBridge +… | ||
| How to Choose the Right Messaging Service for Your Workload | Yan Cui | 39m |
Compares AWS bridges and queues by concrete tradeoffs: throughput quotas, Lambda concurrency behavior, cost per million messages and real-world scale… | ||
| Building Event-driven Apps at Scale | Tom Fairbairn | 37m |
Argues events must be treated like products and shows a working Solace flow: probes brokers and MSK/Kafka, reads schema registry, imports events into Event… | ||
| Observing all the Serverless Things | Peter Elger, Guilherme Dalla Rosa | 36m |
A serverless risk-compute system runs on Lambda, Fargate and S3 and needs baked-in observability; a 100+ resource demo stack fails under stress because… | ||
| Event Design & Event-first Development | David Boyne | 38m |
Argues that getting event schemas right up front avoids coupling, shows concrete AWS tooling: EventBridge for routing, Lambda and Step Functions for consumers… | ||
| Eldercam: Event-driven AI for Surveillance | John Page | 38m |
Builds a live system that captures one photo per minute from an esp32 camera, uploads to MongoDB Atlas, triggers events to AWS EventBridge and a Python Lambda… | ||
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