Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) revolves around components sending and receiving events to communicate. There are three primary event patterns: Event Notifications, which inform other components of an occurrence with minimal data; Event-Based State Transfer, where events containing necessary information are pushed to consuming components; and Event Sourcing, which involves storing and replaying events to reconstruct entity states. Each pattern offers unique advantages for different scenarios.

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