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Event-driven architecture (EDA) is a design pattern built around the production, detection, and reaction to events that take place in time. It is a design paradigm normalized for dynamic, asynchronous, process-oriented contexts. Event-driven architecture enables minimal coupling, which makes it a good option for modern, distributed application architectures. And in this article, you will find key event-driven architecture benefits and considerations that will help you make the right decision. 

EDA focuses on the generation and handling of event notifications. This concept defines strongly flexible architectures, in which the elements generating event notifications do not need to know the receiver components. In addition to that, an event-driven architecture has not a deterministic response time for processing input events, but it is much faster adapting to changes. This paradigm makes possible to create real-time responsive architectures. Event notifications imply modifications in the current state of the system. Notifications can be triggered by external sources

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