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Why you should be using Event Sourcing Microservices feat. Hugh McKee at Lightbend
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Event-sourcing has been around for a long time. When humans first created money thousands of years ago, accountants invented the earliest forms of event-sourcing when they realized it was not a good idea to throw away data while keeping track of other people's money. Fast forward to today, accountants continue to use event-sourcing. It may surprise some developers, but event-sourcing is a crucial component of the software development process in the form of git.
A more general form of event-sourcing for data other than financial data was introduced around 2007 by Greg Young. While the event-sourcing concepts are solid, based on thousands of years of experience, the adoption by the development community has been slow.
In this session, we will look at event-sourcing from a perspective as an indispensable component of modern, distributed, cloud-based microservice systems. We will also examine why event-sourcing adoption has been slow and why things are changing, making it easier to include event-sourcing in your microservice systems.
157 episodes
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When? This feed was archived on February 27, 2024 02:52 (). Last successful fetch was on January 17, 2023 18:31 ()
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Manage episode 348316390 series 2680518
Event-sourcing has been around for a long time. When humans first created money thousands of years ago, accountants invented the earliest forms of event-sourcing when they realized it was not a good idea to throw away data while keeping track of other people's money. Fast forward to today, accountants continue to use event-sourcing. It may surprise some developers, but event-sourcing is a crucial component of the software development process in the form of git.
A more general form of event-sourcing for data other than financial data was introduced around 2007 by Greg Young. While the event-sourcing concepts are solid, based on thousands of years of experience, the adoption by the development community has been slow.
In this session, we will look at event-sourcing from a perspective as an indispensable component of modern, distributed, cloud-based microservice systems. We will also examine why event-sourcing adoption has been slow and why things are changing, making it easier to include event-sourcing in your microservice systems.
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