Benefits of EDA

Almost every application or service designed today expects that you can do everything you want to right now, that you can get rapid feedback on the progress of your request, and that you can communicate with the request and anybody else participating in the process in real-time. Everything today is event-driven, whether it's shopping, manufacturing, banking, or messaging. Below are some of the advantages of this event-driven design for making that demand more manageable and widespread.

Develop with Agility

The key benefit is that you don't have to write any own code to poll, filter, or route events since an event router automatically filters and pushes events to consumers. The router reduces the need for considerable coordination between producer and consumer services, allowing projects to be executed more quickly.

Cost Reduction

Because event-driven architectures are push-based, everything happens as soon as the event appears in the router which means that you don't have to pay for continuous polling to check for an event. This translates to lower network bandwidth usage, CPU utilization, idle fleet capacity, and SSL/TLS handshakes.

Audit with Ease

An event router serves as a central point for auditing and defining policies for your application. These policies can limit who can publish and subscribe to a router as well as who has access to your data. Your events can be encrypted in transit and at rest.