Why do we still need to learn messaging? Why isn’t it a commodity yet? How to shape boundaries, and how data on the insight, and data on the outside can help in that. This and more we discussed with Ian Cooper learning also how he started his journey and his approach to learning and teaching.

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Interview with Ian Cooper exploring messaging patterns and distributed systems design. Covers why messaging remains complex despite maturity, strategies for defining system boundaries using data inside vs outside perspectives, testing approaches for distributed architectures, and practical insights from Cooper's experience teaching and implementing event-driven systems.

On Messaging and Distributed Systems with Ian Cooper