Event-driven architecture is a software architecture pattern centered around the concept of events. Events are significant state changes, and systems built with this approach react to these events in near real-time. Common use cases include user interface design (reacting to button clicks), asynchronous task processing, and microservices communication where services react to events published by other services, enabling loose coupling and scalability.
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