Event-Driven Automation
Event-driven automation is an architectural approach where events trigger automated workflows, integration layers, and response logic. It decouples components, supports asynchronous processing and scaling, and reduces latency for reactive business processes. Typical applications include integrations, IoT scenarios and workflow automation; governance and observability remain essential.
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