SQL Server + Kafka for Streaming
Creating a comprehensive, detailed guide on integrating SQL Server with Kafka for streaming requires a thorough exploration of the components involved, how to set up, configure, and use them effectively…..
Tag: event-driven architecture
Flow Performance Optimization
Introduction In the rapidly evolving world of software development, performance optimization is a critical aspect of system design and maintenance. Whether you are building a high-performance application, a distributed system,….
Creating Azure Function Connectors
Azure Functions provide a powerful, event-driven, serverless compute platform that allows developers to run small pieces of code, also known as “functions,” in response to a variety of triggers. These….
Event Hubs and Service Bus Integration
Introduction In the realm of cloud computing, particularly within Microsoft’s Azure ecosystem, Azure Event Hubs and Azure Service Bus are pivotal services that facilitate communication between distributed applications. While both….
Azure Logic Apps for Integration
Introduction In today’s digital transformation era, businesses rely heavily on the integration of various applications, services, and systems. As organizations scale and adopt more diverse technologies, the complexity of connecting….
Custom APIs and Webhooks
Introduction In today’s interconnected digital landscape, seamless communication between applications is crucial. Custom APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) and Webhooks are two powerful technologies that enable different software systems to exchange….
Scalable App Architecture in Large Orgs
Introduction In today’s digital-first world, large organizations are increasingly turning to scalable application architectures to meet growing demands, improve flexibility, and enhance customer satisfaction. As businesses expand, so do the….
Microservices with Dynamics and Azure Functions
In today’s fast-moving digital landscape, agility and scalability are critical for success. Traditional monolithic applications, especially in enterprise environments like Microsoft Dynamics 365, often become cumbersome to update, scale, or….
Polling vs Push Patterns
Introduction In modern system design, efficient data retrieval and communication between components are paramount. Two prevalent patterns for achieving this are polling and push. Understanding their differences, advantages, and limitations….
Event-driven Integration Models
Introduction In today’s digital landscape, businesses operate in dynamic environments where data must flow rapidly between applications and services. Traditional integration approaches often rely on request-response models, which can introduce….