Architecture Archives

Set Validation in CQRS

Bradley Irby2018-10-03T13:19:32+00:0003/10/2018|

Force that data in! Set validation is a problem with any architecture, but particularly with CQRS because

Bradley Irby2018-10-02T15:39:08+00:0002/10/2018|

When getting started with Event Driven Architectures, I often hear people confuse Messages and Events (What’s the difference?), but

Bradley Irby2018-10-02T16:02:37+00:0014/08/2018|

Those new to Event Driven Architectures often treat the words “events” and “messages” as interchangeable. Though they have a lot

Bradley Irby2018-07-24T09:48:26+00:0024/07/2018|

When first learning Domain Driven Design it is common to run into problems in data sharing. Domain Driven Design recommends

Bradley Irby2018-07-23T09:57:49+00:0023/07/2018|

When deciding how to log messages from an application it can be tempting to use the static logger offered by

Bradley Irby2018-10-02T16:03:59+00:0008/06/2018|

One of the most difficult parts of migrating an existing legacy system to DDD and CQRS is keeping all the

Bradley Irby2018-05-19T14:18:46+00:0019/05/2018|

If you want to start trying out Even Driven Architecture to see if it’s right for you, you may be

Bradley Irby2018-05-16T19:18:52+00:0016/05/2018|

I recently had a question about whether a repository should log exceptions that occur during DB updates. We have a

Bradley Irby2018-04-05T14:21:58+00:0005/04/2018|

In some recent discussions with potential clients, they've told me that one of their goals for their project was to