API Management, Meet Event Management
summary
Argues that API management patterns—portals, catalogs, gateways and code generators—apply to event-driven systems, and shows concrete tools: AsyncAPI schemas, an event portal for domains/schemas/ACLs, and code generation for runtime bindings. Cites FAA’s ~20,000 weather-related events, Royal Bank of Canada’s 60–65 billion transactions a day trading volume, and Airtel’s move from minutes to seconds for provisioning. Demonstrates discovery, versioning, visualization and governance that make events manageable and production-ready.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 11:35Simplest example of Event Driven
- 18:56We Need to Manage Events...
- 19:59API Management Platforms Solved This for REST!
- 20:55We need an Event Platform for Async Interactions
- 22:08We need to Model the Event Driven Landscape
- 25:05We need a Machine-Readable Application Spec
- 28:01Create an Application Domain
- 29:10Create a Schema
- 31:53View Relationships
- 32:37Export AsyncAPI Spec: Generate Code!
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