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Introduction When using Axon Framework together with PostgreSQL, you will find out that PostgreSQL uses something that is called TOAST (The Oversized Attribute Storage Technique).
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Why AxonIQ Cloud?
By Sara Torrey
2 min
AxonIQ Cloud Axon Server - part of the Axon Platform is our zero-configuration, purpose-built Event Store and Message Bus. AxonIQ Cloud delivers Axon Server as a hosted service and abstracts away set...
If you were to sneak-peek into AxonIQ’s internal chat, you’d quickly notice that the following comic from xkcd.com pops up once in a while in quite a few channels.
Sagas in practice
5 min
This blog is a how-to implement a Saga with Axon and Spring Boot. Saga’s are a powerful concept but, you need to think about other options before implementing a Saga. You’ll have to keep in mind that...
In my previous Blog on running a containerized Axon Server, I spent just a little bit of text on the challenges of using a single StatefulSet scaled to the number of nodes we want in the cluster....
CQRS/event sourcing are patterns, and to be more specific they are Application Design patterns, and their implementation spans across 3 main Architectural areas (*).
So your organization is toying with the idea of using Event Sourcing. The benefits look promising, but you can’t seem to shake off the nagging doubt of that one aspect of adoption - Eventual...
In message-driven systems, messages flow in many directions. This behavior helps to decouple applications to make these systems better scalable. When it comes to sensitive data, we need to know who...
There are several situations where you might want to copy or move the contents of your Event Store, not just to build a view model but to either move events to a new system or perform large-scale...
The Command Query Responsibility Separation(CQRS) and Event Sourcing (ES) patterns advocate the building of applications by treating it as a System of Events plus State rather than just as a System...
In the previous blog post, Ivan focused on translating the "music lesson booking system" event model to the source code using Axon Framework, a programming model, and Axon Server as an event store...
Nowadays, systems must be designed to handle loads that change quickly and dynamically. In these situations, it is expected that our applications adapt accordingly. For example, Axon applications...
In the previous blog post, we (well, mostly Sara Torrey) have discussed Event modeling and how it can be used as a tool to create a blueprint for your solution.
Requests like “How do I ensure the email address in a User aggregate is unique?” or “How do I ensure usernames are only used once on command handling?” reach us quite often. We can rephrase them: How...
How do I design an application? What’s the process like? Where do I even begin?! Well, the ‘old me’ would design an application "on the fly," AKA, create a repository on GitHub, open it on IntelliJ,...
