Imo, the problem is not with the title being too broad, but with your experience with event-driven architectures being too narrow. The author talks about gener

Imo, the problem is not with the title being too broad, but with your experience with event-driven architectures being too narrow. The author talks about general cases, and while respecting his rules in your particular situation is not going to give you much, it isn't going to cause trouble either. On the other hand, if you try to disrespect these advices in a different problem, you may run into huge problems, because the simplifications you made don't hold.