EventNotated
EventNotated is a formal schema and associated ecosystem designed to encode, annotate, and exchange events across heterogeneous information systems. It provides a canonical representation for an event, including its identity, timing, type, source, and a structured set of metadata, to enable interoperability, auditability, and reproducibility of event-driven processes.
At its core, an EventNotated record consists of several layers: a unique identifier, a timestamp with time
Key features include immutability of published events, pluggable validation, and extensible metadata schemas. It emphasizes explicit
Organizations use EventNotated to build interoperable event streams for governance, analytics, and automation. It is supported
Critics note that the formal model can introduce verbosity and learning overhead, but proponents argue that