Understanding Event-Based Architecture

Imagine you’re hosting a big party, and you’re in charge of making sure everything goes smoothly. You have a variety of tasks to manage: ordering food, setting up the decorations, greeting guests, and ensuring the music is playing. But you don’t want to do everything yourself. So, what do you do?

You decide to give your friends specific tasks and let them handle things as needed. For example, one friend is in charge of food, another is handling decorations, and another is taking care of the music. The key here is that each friend works independently, but they all have clear responsibilities. If something happens, they respond to the event and take action.