[name] asked: You mentioned event-driven architecture, have you participated in it? Have you done anything with it?

Yes, I have participated in projects with event-driven architecture. In such systems, components interact through events, which allows for high scalability and asynchrony.

In my experience, I worked with data streams where events were generated when data changed in sources, and these events were processed to update dashboards in real-time. For example, when new data arrived from a database or external APIs, the system generated events that triggered aggregation and visualization processes.

This minimized delays and increased the responsiveness of the BI system, as well as simplified integration with various data sources.

Example: using Kafka or RabbitMQ for event transmission, which are then processed by consumers to update reports and visualizations.