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Designing and Maintaining Event-Driven Architectures

DZone

Event-driven architecture (EDA) gives your system the ability to receive and respond to changes in real time, making it easier to scale. Decoupling components is the core theme of EDA, which makes it flexible, allowing it to scale asynchronously based on events. Understanding EDA At its core, EDA is primarily about reacting to events.

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Using Event-Driven Ansible to Monitor Your Web Application

DZone

Event-driven automation enables systems to react instantly to specific triggers or events, enhancing infrastructure resilience and efficiency. A simple and effective method for implementing event-driven automation is through webhooks, which can initiate specific actions in response to events.

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Rapid Event Notification System at Netflix

The Netflix TechBlog

To this end, we developed a Rapid Event Notification System (RENO) to support use cases that require server initiated communication with devices in a scalable and extensible manner. In this blog post, we will give an overview of the Rapid Event Notification System at Netflix and share some of the learnings we gained along the way.

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Microsoft Azure Event Hubs

DZone

Introduction With big data streaming platform and event ingestion service Azure Event Hubs , millions of events can be received and processed in a single second. Any real-time analytics provider or batching/storage adaptor can transform and store data supplied to an event hub.

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How Event-Driven Ansible Works for Configuration Monitoring

DZone

Event-driven Ansible offers a way to automatically monitor and manage configuration files. If these files are changed accidentally or without permission, it can cause system failures, security risks, or compliance issues.

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How To Collect and Ship Windows Events Logs With OpenTelemetry

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If you use Windows, you will want to monitor Windows Events. A recent contribution of a distribution of the OpenTelemetry (OTel) Collector makes it much easier to monitor Windows Events with OpenTel. We will be shipping Windows Event logs to a popular backend: Google Cloud Ops. You can find out more on the GitHub page here.

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Generate security events from Dynatrace Security Investigator via OpenPipeline

Dynatrace

You now want to detect such events automatically by creating a custom Dynatrace security event. Ingest query results as security events The simplest way to do this is to use Dynatrace OpenPipeline. Set up a custom pipeline The best way to set up a security event ingestion to Dynatrace is via Dynatrace OpenPipeline.