Introducing the Redesigned Axon Server UI
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Introduction To gain new insights, consider changing your perspective. For instance, think about how your API might look using GraphQL instead of REST, or compare a microservices setup that uses...
It's time to celebrate! AxonIQ Console has now been released, revolutionizing the management and control of your event-driven applications built with Axon Framework. It offers a unified platform for...
Introduction Two years ago, AxonIQ launched AxonIQ Academy to make Event Sourcing within event-driven architecture more accessible to developers. The academy begins with a brief explanation of how...
Introduction Last year, we introduced Axon Synapse: the streamlined solution for leveraging Axon Server. Axon Synapse offers JSON over HTTP support, simplifies state management, and our upcoming...
Introduction Are you planning to get your first hands-on experience with a more event-driven approach to software development? Are you considering using Axon? Then this blog is meant to help you.
Introduction When transitioning from monolithic architectures to microservices enabling communications between microservices can be challenging. One strategy for getting this ‘right’ is using smart...
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,...
"A Context is the setting in which a word or statement appears, and that determines its meaning".
Transforming large legacy monoliths into decoupled, scalable microservices systems is more complex than can be imagined. This blog describes how using Axon Server with the strangler pattern can help...
At AxonIQ, we work with a lot of organizations that have built applications using Axon Framework and the majority of them use event sourcing (the framework leaves that choice open). Although event...
Axon Framework 3.3 has just been released, and it has several interesting new features. In this blog, I'd like to highlight one that I’m particularly excited about: subscription queries. Before we...
In today’s software world, everything’s changed when it comes to operational (non-functional) requirements. We have applications running on thousands of cores, producing petabytes of data, and, of...