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David Boyne

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David Boyne

@boyney123

🌎 Building and bootstrapping @event_catalog ✍🏻 Share my journey here ➡️ diary.boyney.io 🌎 Prev @aws

England, United Kingdom

Joined May 2011

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David Boyne
@boyney123
Jul 5, 2024
⭐️ EventCatalog v2 is now live ⭐️ EventCatalog is an open source project to help you bring discoverability to your event-driven architectures. EventCatalog v2 includes new features: ⭐️ A refreshed UI/UX ⭐️ Documenting domains, services and messages ⭐️ New visualiser for your
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Jan 22, 2023
Messages vs events, what's the difference within your event architectures? Here are some of my quick notes + visuals to help (myself) and might help you 👇 eda-visuals.boyney.io/designs/messag…
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Aug 15, 2023
Whats the difference between queues, streams and pub/sub messaging patterns? New visual here to help you dive deeper, with resources to learn the difference between them. Queues 1. Messages are put onto a queue 2. Consumers pull and process them 3. Multiple consumers can help
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Feb 4, 2023
Was recommend by someone. Looking forward to this new one 👍
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Jan 30, 2023
Event-driven architecture with domain-driven design, why do they work so well together? Here are some of my thoughts on it with a list of extra resources for you all 👇 serverlessland.com/event-driven-a…
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Feb 10, 2023
Domain-driven design and event-driven architectures go well together. Defining clear boundaries/language in your system (bounded context) and use events to communicate can help scale, remain decoupled, and define models. Bite sized notes to learn more 👇 serverlessland.com/event-driven-a…
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Feb 20, 2023
Welcome to Monday 👋 To kick things off, here are some high level thoughts on why messaging/events can help you create scalable, reliable and fault tolerant solutions. Visual and resources 👇 serverlessland.com/event-driven-a…
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Apr 11, 2022
As you might be aware I'm a huge fan of Amazon EventBridge 😅♥️ Over the past year, I have created some open source projects to help the community extend EventBridge functionality and write tools for development. Here is a list of tools I have written to help you all 👇🧵
David Boyne
@boyney123
Sep 10, 2021
npx matrix-rain Sit back like a boss ⚡️🚀
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Jan 31, 2023
Event-driven architecture provides decoupling, but we can remain coupled through payloads (often overlooked). The "Message Translator" pattern can help. Coupled with DDD context mapping can lead to some interesting thoughts. Visual and resources 👇 serverlessland.com/event-driven-a…
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Aug 16, 2023
What is Event Sourcing? New visual to help you understand Event Sourcing, some benefits and resources to dive deeper. Store events in append-only log 1. Events are immutable and stored in order 2. Read/write and discouraged to update/delete 3. Changes to events are new events
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Jan 27, 2023
Into event-driven architectures? Want to learn more? Last week I started to build EDA Visuals and now have 20 bite sizes visuals to help you learn. I have now compressed these into PDF format for you all to download for free 🚀 Hope it helps 👇 serverlessland.com/event-driven-a…
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Jan 30, 2023
What happens if the same message/event get triggered to your downstream consumers? Are you ready, any side effects? I remember this tripping me up 🙈having side effects in consumers, I learnt the hard way.. Visual to help you understand and resources 👇 serverlessland.com/event-driven-a…
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David Boyne
@boyney123
Jun 30, 2023
Fundamentals of event-driven architecture Here are some thoughts I have been diving deep into this year, with things I learn about EDA I wanted to group them into three areas I think can help when you build EDA applications. Identify and design Like most things I think you
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