Deep dive into event-driven microservices - London

We are excited to invite you to join us for two upcoming events. The technical workshop will provide a hands-on exploration of event-driven systems and microservices. During the meetup, we will share lessons learned from concepts like DDD, CQRS, and Event Sourcing to help manage complex systems. There is the opportunity to attend one or both sessions by registering below. 

Led by our expert Allard Buijze from AxonIQ. These sessions will allow you to learn about the latest concepts and techniques for building complicated, scalable software systems and test them yourself.

There is the opportunity to attend one or both sessions by registering below.

Workshop: Designing microservices with Axon - modeling and coding
Date: November 1, 2023
Time: 14:00 - 17:00 
Location: TBC
Registration: Technical workshop London

Meetup: Event-driven microservices - Beyond the fairy tale 
Date: November 1, 2023
Time: 18:00 - 20:00 
Location: TBC
Registration: Meetup London

Designing microservices with Axon - modeling and coding workshop 

With Allard Buijze  

• A laptop
• An IDE that supports Maven, Java and Kotlin
• Basic knowledge of Java

The event is free of charge.

There will be pizza and drinks between the workshop and meetup.

Event-driven microservices - Beyond the fairy tale

Our applications must be faster, better, bigger, smarter, and more enjoyable to meet our demanding end-users' needs. How we build, run, and operate our software has changed significantly in recent years. We use scalable platforms to deploy and manage our applications. Instead of big monolithic deployment applications, we now deploy small, functionally consistent components as microservices. Problem solved. Right? 

Unfortunately, for most of us, microservices, especially their event-driven variants, do not deliver on the beautiful, fairy-tale-like promises surrounding them. 

In this session, Allard will share a different take on microservices. We will see that not much has changed in how we build software, which is why so many "microservices projects" fail nowadays. What lessons can we learn from concepts like DDD, CQRS, and Event Sourcing to help manage the complexity of our systems? He will also show how message-driven communication allows us to focus on finding the boundaries of functionally cohesive components, which we can evolve into microservices should the need arise.