Scaling AI Workflows with Event-Driven Microservices
Synchronous HTTP chains to large language models create massive production bottlenecks. A single slow prompt or unexpected upstream timeout cascades into a degraded user experience.
The Event-Driven Pattern
When architecting CareerLens, we replaced blocking API calls with an asynchronous event broker:
- Ingestion: User submits input; API immediately acknowledges with a task receipt.
- Event Dispatch: An event
document.uploadedis emitted to the broker. - Parallel Workers: Independent microservice workers extract features, query embedding vectors, and run domain LLM reasoning concurrently.
- WebSocket Push: The frontend receives live incremental updates as each agent completes its milestone.
This architecture reduced multi-agent execution latency from over 30 seconds down to under 5 seconds while ensuring 99.9% fault isolation.
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