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Thinking Asynchronously: Application Integration Patterns for Microservices

Rebekah Kulidzan | GOTO EDA Day 2022

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When applying a microservices architecture a lot of communication is done over the network. For better resilience and flexibility, this communication should happen asynchronously and in a loosely coupled manner. In this session, you will explore some fundamental integration- and conversation-patterns. Connect them to real-world use cases (which aren’t only to microservices). Learn how end-user clients can communicate using synchronous APIs whilst still taking advantage of asynchronous communication for the processing under the hood.

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When applying a microservices architecture a lot of communication is done over the network. For better resilience and flexibility, this communication should happen asynchronously and in a loosely coupled manner.

In this session, you will explore some fundamental integration- and conversation-patterns. Connect them to real-world use cases (which aren’t only to microservices). Learn how end-user clients can communicate using synchronous APIs whilst still taking advantage of asynchronous communication for the processing under the hood.

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Rebekah Kulidzan

Rebekah Kulidzan

Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services (AWS)

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