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Knative Eventing

Knative Eventing is a Kubernetes-based system for obtaining, routing, and delivering events between sources, brokers, triggers, and targets.

How 2 Manning books explain it

Google Anthos in Action

Knative Eventing is the Knative component that obtains events from sources, routes them through brokers and triggers, and delivers them to targets.

How it is used
Orchestrates external and internal events into scalable, filterable pipelines targeting serverless services.
How deep it goes
Explains sources, Brokers, Triggers, CRDs, CloudEvents, storage choices, and installation, while deferring complex pipelines for basic usage.
Examples
Uses Broker and Trigger manifests, a CloudPubSubSource, and event-delivery Services to demonstrate routing.
What you can do after
Build event pipelines from source integrations, Brokers, filtered Triggers, and Kubernetes or Knative Service targets.

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Platform Engineering on Kubernetes

Knative Eventing is a Kubernetes-based eventing system for connecting event producers and consumers through event-driven resources and delivery mechanisms.

How it is used
Connects Kubernetes and external event producers to collection, transformation, and DORA metric calculation workflows.
How deep it goes
Explains source configuration and end-to-end routing, while deferring detailed filtering and transformation implementations.
Examples
Uses ApiServerSource to capture Kubernetes deployment events and store CloudEvents before transformation and metric calculation.
What you can do after
Operate/configure declarative event sources and route CloudEvents into storage, transformation, and metric-processing components.

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