Event Store blog
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Event Store has some amazing Team Members who go above and beyond to get the most out of EventStoreDB, and make it a better...
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Event Sourcing Live is taking place virtually from 7-8 October 2021. Everyone at Event Store is excited about the conference....
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We are pleased to announce the release of EventStoreDB 5.0.11 for the following operating systems:
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As opposed to more traditional systems where the state is persisted in a database and where CRUD operations are exposed to mutate...
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We are pleased to announce the official release of EventStoreDB 20.10.4 for the following operating systems:
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Event sourcing can seem overwhelming at first. It's a paradigm shift from the classic RDBMS style of storing and querying data....
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Recently, we have been focused on making our NodeJS gRPC client even more robust and stable. To achieve this, we had to introduce...
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Introduction There is a lot of content already available on how to model and implement event-sourced systems. There are also...
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How many new streams can be created per second in EventStoreDB?
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Looking at resources from the Internet, you may conclude that snapshots are an essential part of the Event Sourcing system. It...
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In Event Sourcing, the application state is stored in events. When we add an event, it is placed at the end of a structure...
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June is here and, as planned, EventStore 21.6 has been shipped. It is a substantial release containing important usability,...
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In Part 3 we looked at a counter-example rooted in the lack of a clear 'source' for transitions of data. Having competing sources...
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In Part 2 we looked at two counterexamples, one related to failing projections, and another about how not to propagate domain...
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In Part 1 the introduction talked about certain blind-spots we may have, when getting into event sourcing. We also covered the...
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Some mistakes can easily be prevented, by knowing how to avoid them. Some things may seem implicit and obvious to some people,...
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We are pleased to announce the official release of EventStoreDB 21.6.0 for the following operating systems:
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Elixir is a dynamic, functional language built on the Erlang VM. Elixir has powerful built-in abstractions for writing reactive,...
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Yves Lorphelin has started a series of videos on YouTube called Event Store Conversations. Each Conversation is with a member of...
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