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Making your enterprise architecture framework work for you

CIO

More organizations than ever have adopted some sort of enterprise architecture framework, which provides important rules and structure that connect technology and the business. The results of this company’s enterprise architecture journey are detailed in IDC PeerScape: Practices for Enterprise Architecture Frameworks (September 2024).

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Using Event-Driven Architecture With Microservices

DevOps.com

Microservices architecture is on the rise, already forming a key part of several current transformation projects, breaking down traditionally monolithic applications into self-contained, independently deployed services that are identified using domain-driven design. In particular, […].

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6 deadly sins of enterprise architecture

CIO

For all its advances, enterprise architecture remains a new world filled with tasks and responsibilities no one has completely figured out. If they can, they’ll cache everything, log every event and store backup copies of the enterprise’s endlessly evolving state. Storing too much (or too little) data Software developers are pack rats.

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3 Quick Fixes for Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) Complexity

DevOps.com

EDA and the adoption of event streaming throughout enterprises are essential architectural requirements, but can introduce complexity. Here are three quick fixes.

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Accelerate and Scale your Event Driven Architecture with GridGain

Perficient

Are you looking for a way to accelerate and scale your Event Driven Architecture in the cloud? Introducing GridGain Performance for Event Driven Architectures GridGain Performance is the ideal solution for cloud-based applications requiring event-driven architectures. GridGain is here to help.

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Event-Driven Architecture With Serverless Functions – Part 1

Dzone - DevOps

First things first, Event-driven architecture. While one is more of an architecture pattern and the other a deployment or implementation detail, when combined, they provide a scalable and efficient solution for modern applications. In this context, an event is defined as a change in state.

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How Event-Driven Architectures Drive Real-Time Operations

DevOps.com

With the help of event-driven architecture (EDA) and the Open API economy, businesses can keep up with the world and operate in real-time.