Schema Management By David Boyne
Schema Management By David Boyne
Struggling with event-driven architecture?
You're not alone. I've seen plenty of teams start with a clean event-driven architecture only to end up with a distributed big ball of mud — broken schemas, unclear ownership, events nobody documented. There's two ways I can help:
As EDA applciations grow developers often find schemas to be a more important part of their EDA application.
- What events can I listen to?
- How are we going to manage change in our events?
- What do the events look like?
- What goes into our events?
Extra Resources
- AsyncAPI - AsyncAPI specification, the industry standard for defining asynchronous APIs.
- CloudEvents - A specification for describing event data in a common way
- Event Payload Standards - Blog post about Amazon EventBridge payload standards, lessons can be applied anywhere.
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If you're interested in collaborating, I offer consulting, training, and workshops. I can support you throughout your event-driven architecture journey, from design to implementation. Feel free to reach out to discuss how we can work together, or explore my services on EventCatalog.
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