Designing Fault-Tolerant Distributed Systems with Event-Driven Architectures

Authors: Raju Dachepally

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14881027

Short DOI: https://doi.org/g8494v

Country: USA

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Abstract: The design of fault-tolerant distributed systems has become increasingly critical as applications grow in complexity and scale. Event-driven architectures (EDAs) provide a robust paradigm for achieving fault tolerance by decoupling system components and leveraging asynchronous communication. This paper explores the principles and practices of designing fault-tolerant distributed systems using EDAs. It highlights key strategies, such as message durability, retry mechanisms, and circuit breakers, with real-world examples and diagrams to illustrate the concepts. The paper concludes by discussing future trends and challenges in event-driven fault-tolerant design.

Keywords: Fault Tolerance, Distributed Systems, Event-Driven Architectures, Message Durability, Circuit Breakers, Resilience, Scalability

Paper Id: 232141

Published On: 2020-11-10

Published In: Volume 8, Issue 6, November-December 2020

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