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Event-driven architecture is a software architecture and model that is used for application design. With the deployment of an event-driven system; the capturing, communicating, processing, and persistence of events form the core components of the solution. The characteristics of this model will differ from a traditional request-driven model.

The main benefit of an event-driven architecture is it enables applications to trap events as they occur and process complex multi-step decisions in real-time mode. This method will maximize application responsiveness and enable businesses to ensure improved customer experience and optimized network utilization converting event interactions into stronger profits.

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