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Integrating Marten with other systems - Oskar Dudycz

Jak zintegrować Martne z narzędziami typu Kafka czy nawet innymi bazami danych? Pomoże w tym funkcja zwana Async Daemon. W skrócie, jest to proces działający w tle, który zapewnia asynchroniczne przetwarzanie zdarzeń. Domyślnie używany jest do projekcji, ale może być używany jako baza do pub/sub.

Tagi: event driven design, Event Sourcing, marten

Źródło: event-driven.io

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Integrating Marten with other systems - Oskar Dudycz

Architektura 849 dni, 20 godzin, 3 minuty temu oskar-at-net 34 źrodło rozwiń

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How to scale projections in the event-driven systems? - Oskar Dudycz

People want to scale up everything. In the past, the recipe for everything was to buy a larger server. Today, the answer is to add another instance. Does it always make sense? “Will it scale?” is not a question, it is a mantra. In my opinion, the best is to verify if you need to scale it at all. Read my take in my newest article.

Tagi: event driven design, Event Sourcing, projections

Źródło: event-driven.io

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How to scale projections in the event-driven systems? - Oskar Dudycz

Architektura 1066 dni, 22 godziny, 32 minuty temu oskar-at-net 37 źrodło rozwiń

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How using events helps in teams' autonomy - Oskar Dudycz

Pragmatic about programmingStartCategoriesAboutContact🇵🇱 oskar dudyczEvent Sourcing Autonomy is the Holy Grail for teams management. At least that’s how it’s perceived. It’s not easy to get the right balance. In this post, I'm talking about inverted Conway's law in a good sense. I’m explaining how doing event-based systems can help in running autonomous teams.

Tagi: conway's law, event driven design

Źródło: event-driven.io

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How using events helps in teams' autonomy - Oskar Dudycz

Architektura 1093 dni, 21 godzin, 27 minut temu oskar-at-net 46 źrodło rozwiń

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What's the difference between a command and an event? - Oskar Dudycz

Answering the question "What's the difference between a command and an event?" is not so obvious as it may seem. Fact vs Intent is not explaining everything. I went through the different aspects of this distinction in my new blog post. I also explain the consequences of those considerations.

Tagi: event driven design

Źródło: event-driven.io

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