Agents need access to data, tools, and the ability to share information across systems, with outputs that can be utilized by multiple services—including other agents. This is not merely an AI issue, but rather a problem of infrastructure and data interoperability. It requires a data-driven Event-Driven Architecture (EDA), rather than just a series of commands … Read more
Editor’s Recommendation In traditional enterprise architecture, high-performance message queues (MQ) and messaging systems have always been the cornerstone of Event-Driven Architecture (EDA). They serve as the “glue” that allows distributed systems to maintain high throughput and low latency while providing better fault tolerance and retry capabilities in failure scenarios. So, in today’s era of AI … Read more
In embedded development, the argument of “using RTOS to improve efficiency” is often mentioned, but in actual projects, there is often a counterintuitive phenomenon of “the system becoming slower.” This article clarifies the core differences between RTOS and bare metal from a technical perspective, providing direct decision-making advice in just three minutes. 1. Analysis of … Read more
This article mainly introduces an embedded system architecture design method based on event-driven and modular layered design principles, which can effectively improve the stability of instruments and simplify subsequent maintenance work. Event-Driven Embedded Systems Architecture Design for Intelligent Instruments Jin Miao, Guo Yueming, Wei Qian, Tang Jie (Beijing Zhongyou Ruifei Information Technology Co., Ltd., Changping, … Read more
Source | Network Embedded software may experience coupling between drivers and applications due to hardware resource limitations. However, for large projects with abundant resources, complex business logic, and the need for future expansion and maintenance, a layered and modular approach must be adopted. This thinking is known as architectural patterns. Common architectural patterns in the … Read more