Event Sourcing & Event Modeling - Getting Started!

What you'll learn
Learn and understand the essence of Event Sourcing
Model information systems using Event Modeling
Learn how to implement event-sourced systems
Apply learnings in practice through hands-on excercises
Learn and understand the latest innovations like DCB
Requirements
Basic understanding of software architecture and software engineering
Experience in any programming language will be beneficial for hands-on lectures
A willingness to learn and challenge traditional approaches
Description
Are you ready to rethink how modern systems are built?This course will give you a solid understanding of event sourcing and event modeling, two powerful approaches for designing and implementing software close to the domain of your business.Instead of storing only the current state of your data, event sourcing captures every change as an immutable sequence of events. Event modeling builds on this by providing a structured way to design, visualize, and reason about your entire system through these events without going into detail about how the system is implemented. Throughout this course, you will:Learn the fundamental concepts and terminology behind event sourcing and event modeling.Explore how commands, events, queries, views, automation, sagas, aggregates, and more work together to coordinate business processes.Discover dynamic consistency boundaries (DCB) - a fresh way of thinking about consistency in event-sourced systems.Put everything into practice by modeling and implementing a simple review approval system step by step.The focus of this course is on concepts and patterns, not on a specific tool or framework. Most examples are written in Kotlin/Java, but the ideas apply to any technology stack.By the end, you'll have the knowledge and confidence to apply event sourcing and event modeling in your own projects - and to participate in ongoing discussions about where these approaches are heading.If you're a software engineer, architect, or anyone interested in better ways to model complex systems, this course is for you.
Who this course is for
Software Engineers
Software and Solutions Architects
IT Leads and Engineering Managers
Product Management
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