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@infoq.comOct 3, 2026, 9:30 AM

How do you scale event-driven integrations?

Just Eat Takeaway uses AsyncAPI, xRegistry, CloudEvents, and schema registries for discovery, governance, and automation.

🎬 Watch now [transcript included] – buff.ly/O2v0PaY

#EventDrivenArchitecture #AsyncAPI #CloudEvents #SoftwareArchitecture #InfoQ

@microcks.ioSep 29, 2026, 2:02 PM

Are you using Microcks to accelerate your API workflow? Add your organization to the public adopters list today to showcase your use case and support the community! 👇

#AsyncAPI #ContractTesting #API #OpenSource @cncf.io @linuxfoundation.org 🙌

@fkilcommins.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 10:49 AM

@kinlane.bsky.social published a sharp piece worth reading: if the model can generate the API, why do you still need the standards? He traces the same mistake from SOAP/WSDL. The deterministic artifacts (#OpenAPI, #Arazzo, #JSONSchema, #AsyncAPI) are what make a generated API something governable

@fkilcommins.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 2:47 PM

Many integration workflows are a mix of REST and event-driven working in concert. That's exactly why Arazzo 1.1 added AsyncAPI support.

Next week I'm joining the #AsyncAPI community to show how #Arazzo and AsyncAPI give agents a machine-readable map of those mixed workflows.

👉 luma.com/zhcf7zvq