Description: Event-driven integration is an approach that enables communication and interaction between different systems and applications through events. In this context, an event is defined as a change of state or an action that occurs in a system, such as the creation of a new record in a database or the receipt of a message. This method is based on the idea that systems can react to these events asynchronously, meaning they do not need to be connected in real-time to exchange information. Event-driven integration is particularly relevant in cloud computing environments, where resources are used efficiently and automatically scaled based on demand. This approach allows developers to build more flexible and reactive applications, as they can design workflows that respond to specific events without needing to manage the underlying infrastructure. Additionally, it encourages the creation of decoupled architectures, where system components can evolve independently, facilitating the implementation of new functionalities and adaptation to changes in business requirements.
