event-driven IT Insights

What is event-driven IT?

Event-driven IT is an architectural approach where applications react to events. Instead of constantly polling for updates, applications listen for events (state changes, user actions, or data modifications) and respond accordingly. This approach enables more responsive, scalable, and loosely coupled systems, commonly used in microservices architectures, real-time data processing, and user interface design.

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What other technologies are related to event-driven IT?

event-driven IT Complementary Technologies

Data and Predictive Analytics

Event-driven architectures generate data streams that can be used for real-time data analysis and predictive modeling, making them highly complementary.

mentioned alongside event-driven IT in 86% (51) of relevant job posts

predictive analytics

Predictive analytics benefits from the real-time data streams generated by event-driven systems, enabling faster and more accurate predictions.

mentioned alongside event-driven IT in 8% (451) of relevant job posts

IaaS

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provides the underlying infrastructure for deploying and scaling event-driven applications.

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