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When using an event-driven architecture, which of the following is true about an event?

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Welcome to "Service Orchestration and Choreography on Google Cloud." This course introduces you to microservices, event-driven applications, and the use of service choreography and orchestration on Google Cloud. Through a combination of lectures, hands-on labs, and supplemental materials, you will learn about Google Cloud's services that enable application integration and service communication: Workflows, Eventarc, Cloud Tasks, and Cloud Scheduler.

Exercise 1: Course introduction

This module introduces you to microservices and discusses the benefits and challenges of using a microservices architecture for your applications.

Exercise 1: Module overview Exercise 2: What are microservices?Exercise 3: Benefits of microservices architectures Exercise 4: Challenges of microservices architectures Exercise 5: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 6: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 7: Module summary

This module introduces events and event-driven applications and discusses the benefits of choosing an event-driven architecture for your microservices applications.

Exercise 1: Module overview Exercise 2: Event-driven architecture Exercise 3: Benefits of event-driven applications Exercise 4: Quiz Question 1

Exercice actuel

Exercise 5: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 6: Module summary

This module introduces two effective patterns for inter-service communication: choreography and orchestration. Eventarc uses the choreography pattern, which allows independent services to perform tasks when events are received. Workflows uses orchestration, and acts as a central orchestrator of the interactions between the services. You learn how Workflows, Eventarc, Cloud Tasks, and Cloud Scheduler can be used to build powerful microservices applications on Google Cloud.

Exercise 1: Module overview Exercise 2: Coordinating microservices Exercise 3: Choreography in Google Cloud Exercise 4: Orchestration in Google Cloud Exercise 5: Should I use choreography or orchestration?Exercise 6: Cloud Tasks Exercise 7: Cloud Scheduler Exercise 8: Lab intro: Building Event-Driven Orchestration on Google Cloud Exercise 9: Building Event-Driven Orchestration on Google Cloud Exercise 10: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 11: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 12: Quiz Question 3 Exercise 13: Quiz Question 4 Exercise 14: Module summary

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Exercise 1: Course Resources