Whitepapers

Axoniq's engineers and architects publish whitepapers grounded in real JVM systems work, covering event sourcing, event stores, CQRS, Dynamic Consistency Boundaries (DCB), and more. Each one is a practical guide, built by people who've actually shipped it.

Marc Klefter

25min

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When to Event Source, and When Not To

Guide to Domain Events vs. Observations

Marc Klefter

25min

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When to Event Source, and When Not To

Guide to Domain Events vs. Observations

Axoniq

15 min

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Making the Case for Axoniq Framework

A practical guide for teams running Axon Framework 4 on how to reduce risk, save engineering time, and get your managers on board.

Axoniq

15 min

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Making the Case for Axoniq Framework

A practical guide for teams running Axon Framework 4 on how to reduce risk, save engineering time, and get your managers on board.

Axoniq

5 min

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Don't DIY your event store

Event-driven architecture is how enterprises get auditability, real-time responsiveness, and AI-ready data out of their core systems. Doing that well means being resilient and able to reproduce exactly what happened years later, and adaptable and able change what happens next without a rebuild. Most architectures force a trade between the two. When the initiative is approved, a familiar proposal follows: our engineers can build the event store themselves on general-purpose tools. The proposal usually prices the prototype, but rarely prices the product.

Axoniq

5 min

·

Don't DIY your event store

Event-driven architecture is how enterprises get auditability, real-time responsiveness, and AI-ready data out of their core systems. Doing that well means being resilient and able to reproduce exactly what happened years later, and adaptable and able change what happens next without a rebuild. Most architectures force a trade between the two. When the initiative is approved, a familiar proposal follows: our engineers can build the event store themselves on general-purpose tools. The proposal usually prices the prototype, but rarely prices the product.