spring-boot-event-driven-patterns
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Provides Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) patterns for Spring Boot — creates domain events, configures ApplicationEvent and @TransactionalEventListener, sets up Kafka producers and consumers, and implements the transactional outbox pattern for reliable distributed messaging. Use when implementing event-driven systems in Spring Boot, setting up async messaging with Kafka, publishing domain events from DDD aggregates, or needing reliable event publishing with the outbox pattern.
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