In order to create robust and reliable distributed systems, we know it’s important to embrace failure and to incorporate this into our design. Failure to do so can lead to a system that is fragile, unpredictable, and expensive to maintain.

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Many organizations are moving to event-driven architectures. The motivations for doing so can vary, but most often, it boils down to the desire to have a distributed system with loosely coupled components.

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In recent years, we have seen the emergence of reactive architectures that introduce the idea of eventual consistency. This particular architectural pattern is one that needs to be communicated to requirement gatherers.

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Advances in hardware, bandwidth, and cloud infrastructure often lead to new software architectures. Designs and orchestrations not previously possible or cost effective can suddenly be leveraged. This leads to excitement from architects and developers alike.

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