Scaling Application-to-User Communication in an Event-Driven Architecture [Webin...
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Company: Courier
As the problems that software solves have exploded, so too have the ways in which this software needs to communicate with the end-user. Just 10 years ago we were dealing with a single channel (email) and the most basic of use cases (password reset). Today users expect product notifications to meet them where they are (Slack/MS Teams, push, SMS, etc.) and solve ever more sophisticated use cases (approval workflows, actionable alerts, social interactions, etc.).
Meeting these user expectations presents complex scaling challenges for architects of modern software.
- How do I capture and react to the proper events?
- How do I enable my development teams to share common services that support all of my use cases?
- How do I handle spiky traffic patterns and build resilience against provider outages?
- How do I manage templates across teams and languages?
In this talk, we will explore the infrastructure, tooling, and strategies needed to deliver and scale a modern, delightful application-to-user communication experience.
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