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AxonFramework @ SGCIB (our experience)

Talkat XebiCon'17 · on Thursday, 2017-11-30· [software-architecture, distributed-systems]
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SGCIB uses AxonFramework for CQRS and event sourcing across its lending domain and reports concrete results: 25 microservices, 3 on Axon after three years, easier authorization via a single command bus, event projections in Elasticsearch, and an Oracle event store with about 300–400k events in production. Benefits include fixture-based tests, simpler deployments and replayable business-object copies; pain points are a steep learning curve, poor event-store tooling, event-size bloat risk, and distributed delivery semantics to handle (e.g., RabbitMQ duplicates).

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 1:09legacy applications
  3. 2:59security is easy (er)
  4. 5:12it is a framework imposes a certain conformity
  5. 5:47deployment trunk based development with feature toggles
  6. 7:06odds and ends great documentation active user community (axonframework@googlegroups)
  7. 8:02learning curve
  8. 10:41tooling and eventstore theory
  9. 12:16race conditions 1 command on events
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