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rreppel
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Comment #15654623
Yes ... it's a very powerful pattern and Redis streams look promising; building event sourced systems is still perceived as difficult, but I think a lot of that is because people a…
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Comment #12632437
Open sourced ones? The largest example I'm aware of is https://github.com/MicrosoftArchive/cqrs-journey . There's a pretty extensive write-up of their experiences too. https://msdn…
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Comment #12630780
Just don't do eventual consistency if the domain doesn't allow for it and if performance is OK. From a functional perspective there is no need for it in CQRS/ES systems. However ..…
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Comment #12630108
I don't really do eventsourcing for technical reasons. To me it's about creating an environment for project delivery where teams can succeed because they own more of their stack, f…
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Comment #12628961
No, haven't tried them yet. Does look interesting for it, though.
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Comment #12628709
Agree with the potential for complexity. Here's how we've dealt with this (on a so far / so good basis): Didn't seem necessary to go asynchronous and beef up on heavy infrastructur…
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Comment #12628579
Always a problem with techie - acronymania. :) Thanks, noted. I'll do an edit.
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Comment #12628544
We find that a simple in-memory synchronous message bus + event logging to files goes a long way. See e.g. https://github.com/robertreppel/hist for an in-memory bus + file system (…