Event Store and NServiceBus
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Whether looking at Event Store as a highly available transport or even as an auditing queue with full temporal querying abilities there is a lot of benefit the two can bring to each other.
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About The Event Store
The Event Store is an open-source, functional database with Complex Event Processing in JavaScript. Go to geteventstore for more information and downloads.
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About NServiceBus
NServiceBus offers enterprise-grade scalability and reliability for your workflows and integrations without any messy XML configuration - just pure-code bliss. It prides itself to be the most developer-friendly service bus for .NET. You can find out more about NServiceBus here.
SkillsCast recordings of other NServiceBus related talks for and by the Skills Matter community can be found here.
If this talk inspired you to learn more about CQRS and DDD, you may like to check out more here:
CQRS Questions & Answers on Stackoverflow
Github Repository: Simple CQRS example on Github by Greg Young
Github repository: Deploying the Domain Model Pattern
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Event Store and NServiceBus
Szymon Pobiega
Szymon Pobiega is a principal consultant working for Infusion. If there was any agreement on what does it mean to be a software architect, Szymon would probably call himself one. Szymon enjoys building software in all the stages of the development lifecycle, from creating a vision, through defining the architecture principles, coding and, finally, smooth and easy production deployment.
Greg Young
Greg Young coined the term "CQRS" (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) and it was instantly picked up by the community who have elaborated upon it ever since.