Azure Event-Driven Architecture Deep Dive
Design scalable event-driven systems using Azure Event Grid, Service Bus, and Event Hubs with async architecture patterns for resilient cloud applications.
Modern cloud applications increasingly rely on event-driven architectures to improve scalability, resilience, and responsiveness. This advanced deep dive teaches developers and architects how to design and implement event-driven systems on Azure using real-world engineering patterns and production-ready architecture approaches.
Participants explore messaging and eventing services such as Azure Event Grid, Service Bus, and Event Hubs, learning when and how to apply each service based on workload requirements. The class emphasizes asynchronous design, decoupled system architecture, and building reliable distributed workflows.
Hands-on labs guide attendees through designing and deploying event-driven solutions that support high-throughput processing, fault tolerance, and enterprise-grade reliability.
Key Skills Covered
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Event-driven architecture patterns and design principles
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Event Grid vs Service Bus vs Event Hubs architecture decisions
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Asynchronous workflows and messaging strategies
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Distributed system reliability patterns
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Event routing, filtering, and orchestration
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Resiliency and fault handling in event-driven systems
Who Should Attend
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Azure developers
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Cloud architects
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Platform engineers
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Engineers building distributed or microservice-based systems
Suggested Prerequisites
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Experience building applications on Azure
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Understanding of APIs and application architecture
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Familiarity with basic cloud networking and identity concepts