CQRS : Schema Design , Synchronization and Consistency Considerations

This blog post is an extension of my previous article on Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) with Event Sourcing. In this post, I will make an attempt to delve deeper into the CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) pattern, exploring its components and flow, and various considerations in terms of schema design, command and query model synchronization and … Read more about “CQRS : Schema Design , Synchronization and Consistency Considerations”

Boosting EDA with Event Sourcing for Improved Reliability

Event-driven Architecture (EDA) needs no introduction, as it’s increasingly being adopted across various domains. However, there are key enhancements that can further bolster the resilience of EDA systems. In this blog, I will explore how the reliability and auditability of an Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) system can be enhanced by leveraging the Event Sourcing architectural pattern. … Read more about “Boosting EDA with Event Sourcing for Improved Reliability”

Building Resilient Software: Key Fault Tolerance Strategies

In today’s interconnected world, software systems are expected to deliver uninterrupted services despite inevitable failures. With increasing demands for availability, reliability, and scalability, designing systems that can gracefully handle failures is paramount. In this blog post, I will explore how fault tolerance can be implemented at various levels of a microservices-based system architecture. Understanding Fault … Read more about “Building Resilient Software: Key Fault Tolerance Strategies”