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For the last few years, Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) and Event Sourcing (ES) emerged as patterns that can help implement large scale systems, with some risky complexity, by having…
When implementing a simplified CQRS service, which usually has a single database but still separates commands from queries, the mediator pipeline can be used to manage transactions when processing…
Sample Event Sourcing implementation with .NET Core - GitHub - mizrael/SuperSafeBank: Sample Event Sourcing implementation with .NET Core
Everything that happens around us is an event of some sort. Let's find out what Event Sourcing is and how we can implement it in .NET Core.
Here we are for the second part of our Event Sourcing series. This time we'll see how we can start storing events in our system.
Apache Kafka transport for Rebus. Contribute to glazkovalex/Rebus.Kafka development by creating an account on GitHub.
NET 5 has been released and It comes with a lot of exciting features, new technologies and performance improvements. It unifies the .net environment and replaces .NET Core. In this blog, we’ll focus…
The occasion for this article is that 1) I think it's an interesting discussion and the thoughts might be of use to some one 2) This started as a post but exceeded the character limit, and so here we are. This Sunday morning I ended up re-reading the gem that is the "Integration" chapter of Sam Newm
This article explains how to harden Docker images to remove known vulnerabilities and reduces the final size of Docker images. Start here to make your Docker images secure and small.
A comparison of Serverless options available on Microsoft Azure