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      Connecting Event Store Cloud to Google Kubernetes Engine

      This article explains how to set up a Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) cluster, so it can connect to an EventStoreDB cluster in...
      Alexey Zimarev  |  12 March 2021
      • Event Store Cloud
      • Kubernetes
    • News

      Getting started with v1 Java gRPC client

      The first release of EventStoreDB gRPC happened on 23rd November 2020, one day after my birthday. If you're a JVM developer, I...
      Oskar Dudycz  |  03 March 2021
      • EventStoreDB
      • Code examples
      • v21.2
      • Java
    • News

      Getting started with v1 NodeJS gRPC client

      Back in version 20.6 of EventStoreDB, we added support for connecting to the database via gRPC. This widely adopted standard...
      Oskar Dudycz  |  01 March 2021
      • NodeJS
    • Articles

      When to go from collaborative modelling to coding? Part 2

      Part one is available here.
      Kenny Baas-Schwegler, Evelyn van Kelle and Gien Verschatse  |  26 February 2021
      • Event Sourcing
      • Guest post
      • Event Modelling
    • News

      EventStoreDB 21.2.0 Released

      We're happy to announce that 21.2 EventStoreDB version has been released. In the last quarter, we focused on delivering stable...
      Oskar Dudycz  |  26 February 2021
      • EventStoreDB
      • v21.2
    • Release Notes

      21.2.0 Release Notes

      We are pleased to announce the official release of EventStoreDB 21.2.0!
      Hayley Campbell  |  26 February 2021
      • EventStoreDB
      • v21.2
      • Release Notes
    • Articles

      When to go from collaborative modelling to coding? Part 1

      Part I: this is a what now? When we are asked to consult companies to help them start with Domain-Driven Design and collaborative...
      Kenny Baas-Schwegler, Evelyn van Kelle and Gien Verschatse  |  23 February 2021
      • Event Sourcing
      • Guest post
      • Event Modelling
    • Articles

      The Story of the Event Store Rust Client

      Before the Rust client became officially supported by EventStoreDB, it was the result of a side-project. Back in 2018, I wanted...
      Yorick Laupa  |  12 February 2021
      • EventStoreDB
      • Code examples
      • Guest post
      • Event Store
      • Rust
    • Articles

      Event immutability and dealing with change

      One of the first things that people hear when they start working with Event Sourcing is regarding the immutability of events, and...
      Savvas Kleanthous  |  20 January 2021
      • CQRS
      • Event Sourcing
      • Guest post
    • News

      Yves Lorphelin joins Event Store as a Developer Advocate

      We are delighted that Yves Lorphelin has joined Event Store as a Developer Advocate. Working in the busy Developer Advocacy team,...
      Steph Gill  |  12 January 2021
      • Event Store
    • News

      Andrés Méndez Barco has joined Event Store as Chief Information Security Officer

      We are delighted that Andrés Méndez Barco has joined Event Store as Chief Information Security Officer. Described by his peers as...
      Steph Gill  |  12 January 2021
      • Event Store
    • News

      EventStoreDB 20.10 LTS has been released

      We are finally here, the first long term support release in this new era for EventStoreDB. 
      Mat McLoughlin  |  22 December 2020
      • EventStoreDB
      • Documentation
      • v20.10
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      20.10.0 Release Notes

      We are pleased to announce the official release of EventStoreDB 20.10.0 LTS!
      Hayley Campbell  |  16 December 2020
      • EventStoreDB
      • Documentation
      • v20.10
    • Articles

      Read-only replicas

      In version 20.6 of EventStoreDB, we provided the option to designate a node as a read-only replica.
      Hayley Campbell  |  16 December 2020
      • EventStoreDB
      • Code examples
      • Guest post
      • v20.6
      • v20.10
    • News

      Oskar Dudycz joins Event Store as Developer Advocate

      On Wednesday 2nd December, Oskar Dudycz joined Event Store as a Developer Advocate. His role is to help improve the experience of...
      Mat McLoughlin  |  10 December 2020
      • Event Store
    • Articles

      How Event Sourcing makes for a better debugging experience for developers

      It started with a tweet.... I wrote this tweet last weekend after I had been doing some investigating of a sporadic defect in a...
      Duncan Jones  |  26 November 2020
      • Event Sourcing
      • Guest post
    • Articles

      A Story of Simple Solutions that Led to Complex Problems

      At Internovus, we always strived to be pragmatic: always do the simplest thing that will do the job. This strategy allowed us to...
      Vladik Khononov  |  09 November 2020
      • Guest post
    • News

      EventStoreDB 20.6.1 released

      We are pleased to announce the release of EventStoreDB 20.6.1! The release notes were published earlier this month, so we’d like...
      Mat McLoughlin  |  06 November 2020
      • EventStoreDB
      • v20.6
      • Documentation
    • News

      The Road to Cloud: Part 2

      Event Store Cloud has shifted to Preview! This is an exciting time for us as it means we are now confident that Managed Event...
      Zachary Schneider  |  30 October 2020
      • Event Store Cloud
    • News

      New Open Source Clients Available for EventStoreDB

      The team has been working hard to support EventStoreDB, to develop tools to help the community grow and to do more with the...
      Steph Gill  |  30 October 2020
      • EventStoreDB
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