https://cnfl.io/eventstreamsmodule9 | This module covers best practices related to events and event streams. First, it explores event schemas followed by event metadata and headers, and the role that each plays in an eventdriven architecture. Next, it examines options for naming events and event streams and provides examples of where each works best. Finally, this module explores unique event IDs, as well as some strategies you can use to ensure each event is uniquely identifiable.

Complete list of video tutorials in our Designing Events and Event Streams course:

1) What are Events and Event Streams? Intro to Event Design
2) Fact vs Delta Event Types
3) HandsOn Exercise: Fact vs Delta Event Types
4) Normalization vs Denormalization
5) HandsOn Exercise: Normalization vs Denormalization
6) Single vs Multiple Event Streams
7) Single vs Multiple Event Streams
8) Terminating vs NonTerminating Entities
9) Event Design and Event Streams Best Practices

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