Event-driven architecture allows developers to create ... and operate their own globally distributed, fault-tolerant, real-time infrastructure. To achieve fault tolerance, organizations need ...

Event-driven architecture addresses these mismatches ... But it is eventing/messaging that handles the characteristics of distributed computing best. That lack of eventing/messaging tools is ...

In a compelling exploration of Event-Driven Architecture (EDA), a seasoned researcher in distributed computing systems offers ...

When that system is organized around events — an event-driven ... point software architecture. Their flexibility and scalability improve performance within high-performance computing (HPC ...

education and community-building promise to make it easier for global enterprises to adopt and benefit from event-driven architecture Along with logs and metrics, distributed tracing is one of the ...

But Schulte said connecting services occurs in a linear, predictable sequence, whereas an event-driven architecture allows ... and maintenance of large distributed applications.

It also requires the ability to incorporate new tools like AI and machine learning, hybrid cloud, IoT, microservices, mobile computing ... is referred to as event-driven architecture.

In so doing, organizations gained the ability to scale their computing capacity seamlessly to meet their computational demands. For specially engineered workloads, event-driven computing promises ...

BEA Systems plans in late-May to update its product roster with offerings in the event-driven architecture and real ... enterprises to respond to complex computing environments and changing ...

spike event-driven computing platform for running bio-inspired neural networks in real-time. Near-memory computing architecture and hardware-aware compiler optimization facilitate low-latency, ...