EDA to Power Warehouse Systems
Overview
About this stream
Ever wonder what it takes to design a truly maintainable and scalable system in a very complex environment? On our next live stream, we'll be looking into a scenario, where IT architecture meets the physical world within a very lively environment of a Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) Warehouse!
We're thrilled to be joined by Valeriia Filimonova, a Staff Engineer at Picnic with extensive experience in Event-Driven Architecture. Valeriia will be pulling back the curtain to show us how they've leveraged EDA to power the warehouse systems. This is your chance to hear about a real-world implementation, from the initial problem statement to the specific decisions that led to their current success.
Don't miss out on this practical session where we’ll discuss the role of EDA in warehouse systems, as well as, the journey of implementing this approach, including the challenges, successes and the rationale behind key architectural decisions.
People
Speakers
Valeriia FilimonovaStaff Engineer at Picnic
Karol SkrzymowskiHost / Integration Architect
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- Karol
Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, everybody.
- Karol
Welcome to Loosely Coupled, brought to you by Bridging the App.
- Karol
My name is Karol Skrzymowski and I'll be your host tonight.
- Karol
And today we're having quite an interesting topic to tackle.
- Karol
We're going to be talking about event-driven architecture, but in a very different edition than the usual, which means that we're going to be talking about an architecture that actually touches the physical world.
- Karol
Normally, we don't really get to see that.
- Karol
We see just, you know, pixels on the screen, etc.
- Karol
Today, we're having a very interesting instalment of having event-driven architecture in a warehouse.