Event Driven Architecture at Creditas

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An explanation of using event-driven architecture for service-to-service communication at Creditas, a fintech, including pros and cons and motivations for adopting events. Describes how Creditas implemented and validated an Event Driven Architecture in production and shares lessons learned from that deployment.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 4:08Ubiquitous Language
3. 7:53Context Invasion
4. 11:34Remote Procedure Invocation (RPC)
5. 12:00Simplicity
6. 14:55Messaging
7. 15:57System Communication
8. 17:48CAP Theorem
9. 24:03Traditional Model
10. 26:48Command Query Separation
11. 37:57Application Entry
12. 38:15Command Consumption
13. 38:57Handling Events
14. 40:16Projection - Current State
15. 41:01Database

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