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Our mission is to help bring discoverability to event-driven architectures ⚡️

EventCatalog is an open source tool to help you document your EDA.

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Can’t believe it — over 27,000 catalogs created with EventCatalog 🌍 What started as a side project is now being used all around the world. Awesome 🙌

Can’t believe it — over 27,000 catalogs created with EventCatalog 🌍

What started as a side project is now being used all around the world. Awesome 🙌
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🚀 EventCatalog 2.57.2 is out! You can now add attachments to your resources (domains, services, messages, etc). Link ADRs in GitHub, Confluent designs & more—so your team can find what they need, faster. 🔗 eventcatalog.dev/blog/eventcata…

🚀 EventCatalog 2.57.2 is out!

You can now add attachments to your resources (domains, services, messages, etc).

Link ADRs in GitHub, Confluent designs & more—so your team can find what they need, faster.

🔗 eventcatalog.dev/blog/eventcata…
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Kicking off Monday with a new plugin for EventCatalog. This will take your GraphQL schemas and turn them into documentation for your architecture, visualize it, assign owners and much more... Hope it helps, anyone interested ❤️ (link below)

Kicking off Monday with a new plugin for EventCatalog.

This will take your <a href="/GraphQL/">GraphQL</a> schemas and turn them into documentation for your architecture, visualize it, assign owners and much more...

Hope it helps, anyone interested ❤️ (link below)
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You can now add Data Stores to EventCatalog. This let's you document your database, caches, indexes and much more. Visualize how data flows in your architecture, and what services read/write to it. eventcatalog.dev/blog/introduci…

You can now add Data Stores to EventCatalog.

This let's you document your database, caches, indexes and much more.

Visualize how data flows in your architecture, and what services read/write to it.

eventcatalog.dev/blog/introduci…
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The past 12 months of EventCatalog has been an emotional journey. November 2024 I decided to go full time on an open source project and try to turn it into a business..., with no business model, and to be honest no idea of how to do any of this...learn on the fly. I acquired

The past 12 months of <a href="/event_catalog/">EventCatalog</a>  has been an emotional journey.

November 2024 I decided to go full time on an open source project and try to turn it into a business..., with no business model, and to be honest no idea of how to do any of this...learn on the fly.

I acquired
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EventCatalog supports any schema format (e.g Proto, Avro, JSON, OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, GraphQL), and I wanted people to get more value from documenting their schemas. I'm building a new "Schema Registry" feature to EventCatalog which will let you: 🔎 Quickly find any schema in your

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This thing is now live. You can sync your Azure schemas with your docs, useful if you want to get more value from your schemas sat in Azure eventcatalog.dev/blog/azure-sch…

This thing is now live.

You can sync your Azure schemas with your docs, useful if you want to get more value from your schemas sat in Azure

eventcatalog.dev/blog/azure-sch…
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Slightly late, but here is what's new in EventCatalog for October tl;dr ⭐️ We added the schema explorer to help teams save time ⭐️ Data stores were added to EventCatalog (e.g Databases) ⭐️ Fetch OpenAPI, AsyncAPI and GraphQL specs from remote urls ⭐️ Get access to your

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Wow, some great performance improvements coming to EventCatalog v3 🤩 You can already try out v3 in the latest beta version, also a link below to test it out 💪 Build with Astro the GOAT 🐐

Wow, some great performance improvements coming to <a href="/event_catalog/">EventCatalog</a>  v3 🤩

You can already try out v3 in the latest beta version, also a link below to test it out 💪

Build with <a href="/astrodotbuild/">Astro</a> the GOAT 🐐
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You can now reference any resource using bracket syntax (e.g [[service|OrderService]]). Just add this in your markdown, and your teams can hover over these items to quickly see information about that resource (e.g Schemas, Summary, links to docs, visualizer).

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Focus mode now live 🚀 Click on any node in the visualizer, to see the inputs and outputs. Then traverse through them to understand the bigger picture.

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Got an AsyncAPI or OpenAPI file? I created a quick tool that let's you see what EventCatalog can do. Visualize and document your architecture. Open source and local first ❤️ (link below).

Got an AsyncAPI or OpenAPI file? 

I created a quick tool that let's you see what <a href="/event_catalog/">EventCatalog</a> can do. Visualize and document your architecture.

Open source and local first ❤️

(link below).
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What if you could see which properties of your events are actually being consumed/used by downstream consumers? This is something I'm playing with at the moment. 1. Specify your producers/consumers 2. Allow consumers to document important properties of schema 3. Bi-directional