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The Growing Need for an Event-Driven Architecture to Support Modern Business (Special Report)

The Growing Need for an Event-Driven Architecture to Support Modern Business (Special Report)

Businesses of all types increasingly find they must react faster across all operational areas. Specifically, they must make fast decisions as events are taking place. 

Oct 29, 2020
1 minute read

Those decisions are based on insights derived from the analysis of events data from multiple sources and are quite different from the way organizations worked before. It requires changes in the way applications are architected and how data is collected, analyzed, and incorporated into business processes.

In this special report, sponsored by Red Hat, you’ll learn:

  • Why an event-driven architecture (EDA) is required.
  • How modern applications can use events-based and streaming data.
  • Critical elements of EDA.
  • How a Kubernetes operator can scale Kafka and why it matters.

To download, fill in the form on the right. 

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