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Before you build your own framework, you should read this. Previously, we discussed whether or not to even use a framework at all – and explored how often you may already be using a large variety of...
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Customers mean more than just a bottom line here at AxonIQ; for us, it’s a collaborative relationship – one that often leads to new insights into the transformative power of our products. Locala...
Cost optimization for Axon Server deployments without sacrificing performance is very important to our customers. The most commonly used technique is the optimization of storage for the events. To...
Last weekend, I went on a long walk to prepare for The Four Days Marches Nijmegen. Podcasts make the perfect companion for a lengthy stroll, and as a relatively new AxonIQ team member, there's plenty...
You may be aware that we created the AxonIQ Discuss platform as a place to ask questions and discuss ideas around Domain-Driven Design, CQRS, Event Sourcing, and Axon. For the last two years, it has...
It's often easier to learn from the real-life perspectives of users than from solutions providers. This is very true for microservices design patterns. At our 2020 conference, a customer team...
One of the most frequently asked questions is how AxonIQ compares to other players such as NoSQL and SQL database vendors in the messaging and event store space. Users of the open-source Axon...
Axon Framework provides the building blocks that CQRS requires and helps developers to create scalable and extensible applications while maintaining application consistency in distributed systems. It...
Introduction When using Axon Framework together with PostgreSQL, you will find out that PostgreSQL uses something that is called TOAST (The Oversized Attribute Storage Technique).
Why AxonIQ Cloud?
By Sara Torrey
2 min
AxonIQ Cloud Axon Server - part of the Axon Platform is our zero-configuration, purpose-built Event Store and Message Bus. AxonIQ Cloud delivers Axon Server as a hosted service and abstracts away set...
If you were to sneak-peek into AxonIQ’s internal chat, you’d quickly notice that the following comic from xkcd.com pops up once in a while in quite a few channels.
Sagas in practice
5 min
This blog is a how-to implement a Saga with Axon and Spring Boot. Saga’s are a powerful concept but, you need to think about other options before implementing a Saga. You’ll have to keep in mind that...
In my previous Blog on running a containerized Axon Server, I spent just a little bit of text on the challenges of using a single StatefulSet scaled to the number of nodes we want in the cluster....
CQRS/event sourcing are patterns, and to be more specific they are Application Design patterns, and their implementation spans across 3 main Architectural areas (*).
So your organization is toying with the idea of using Event Sourcing. The benefits look promising, but you can’t seem to shake off the nagging doubt of that one aspect of adoption - Eventual...
