Event Mesh

Definition

An event mesh is a software architecture layer that allows events from one application to be dynamically routed and received by any other application, no matter where these applications are deployed (no cloud, private cloud, public cloud). This layer is composed of a network of event brokers. Event brokers are a modern form of messaging middleware, which are designed to move events across the distributed enterprise.

Event mesh connects any event source to any event handler. An event mesh, by definition, is event-driven. It has the following characteristics:

• Created by connecting event brokers
• Environment-agnostic, and can be set up across multiple data centers, as well as between on-premise data centers and the cloud
• Dynamic, self-learning, and self-healing. It is able to dynamically adjust the flow of traffic based on network interconnects as well as subscriber characteristics

References

https://solace.com/use-cases/event-mesh/

https://medium.com/swlh/event-mesh-the-architecture-layer-for-the-event-driven-enterprise-d15db85f7bdd

https://solace.com/blog/event-mesh/

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