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Modernizing Legacy Applications with Event-Driven Architecture: The Leave-and-Layer Pattern | Amazon Web Services

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By Jorge Alvarez, Jeff Escott, String detailType, Import Software.amazon.awssdk.services.eventbridge.event BridgeClient
| Amazon Web Services
When your 20-year-old monolithic application needs new features and you can’t afford downtime or risk breaking existing functionality, what do you do? This challenge faces countless organizations running mission-critical legacy systems that power their business but struggle to keep pace with modern requirements. At AWS, we often hear from customers who need to modernize their legacy applications while maintaining business continuity.
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