Event-driven computation is an architecture pattern that emphasizes action in response to or based on the receptions of events. This pattern promotes loosely coupled services and ensures that a function executes only when it is triggered. It also encourages developers to think about the type of events and responses a function needs in order to handle these events before programming the functions:
Event-driven architecture example
A system built with event-driven architecture consists of Event Producers that produce a stream of events that are ingested using Event Ingestion, and then Event Consumers
