What Happens When You Constrain an Event-Driven System to Three Primitives

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The conventional wisdom in event-driven systems is that more capability means more power. Give every component the ability to publish, subscribe, transform, and route, and developers can build anything. This is true. It is also the source of most complexity in event-driven architectures: when everything can do everything, nothing about the system is predictable from its structure alone. You must…

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