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Description: An Event Bus is a library that simplifies communication between different parts of an application, allowing components to communicate asynchronously and decoupled. This approach is fundamental in modern architectures, such as microservices and distributed systems, where interaction between services needs to be efficient and flexible. An Event Bus acts as an intermediary that receives […]