Training

Implementing Event-Driven Systems using DDD, CQRS and Event Sourcing

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Virtual
€99 incl. VAT

Date: April  11-14, 2023
Time: 14:30 -17:30 CEST  (8:30 am - 11:30 EDT)

Learn the basics of Axon in a four-day training (three hours a day) and apply the knowledge directly through exercises.

This training covers the DDD, CQRS, and Event Sourcing theory, explaining the basic concepts for implementing a service using Axon. It also demonstrates how to apply the non-functional requirements.

You can also register for the training in May here.

We will cover

Day 1: 
  • DDD and CQRS fundamentals
  • Command model
Day 2:
  • Event Handling and Projections
  • Sagas, Process Managers, and Deadlines
Day 3:
  • Snapshotting and Event Processors
  • Preparing for production
Day 4:
  • CQRS and Distributed Systems
  • Monitoring, Tracing, and Advanced Tuning

Prerequisites

  1. Good understanding of the Java language
  2. A laptop with an IDE installed

The exercises will be explained and discussed at the beginning of the training. However, the attendees are expected to work on the exercises outside the training hours. Attendees can join a Slack channel for questions, available for three weeks from the first day of the training.

Questions?

Let us know via events@axoniq.io, and we will get back to you asap.

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Christian Vermorken

Software Engineer. For Axon Framework and an advocate for DDD, CQRS and event sourcing. Christian advocates the event-driven approach to free up organizations to focus on working for their customers.

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Steven van Beelen

Lead Developer - Axon Framework. Steven has a keen interest in Axon Framework and how it approaches software architecture. He helps small and large clients build Axon applications, provides training, develops the framework and is active in the Axon community. Broader interests include domain driven design, messaging patterns and event sourcing.

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