Webinar

Keep your streams short! Or how to model event-sourced systems efficiently

Presenter: Oskar Dudycz | Duration: 1 hour 35 minutes

In event-sourced systems, no data is lost. We record new facts after each business operation. That's a huge benefit but also a challenge. At some point, we realise that we have too many events in our streams. That causes a whole variety of issues: operational, performance, versioning, but also cognitive load and blurring the entire picture.  In this talk, you'll learn:

  • How to deal with the temporal aspect of our system and why it's essential to keep your streams short.
  • Strategies and techniques to model your domain into streams efficiently. 
  • How to efficiently create and maintain your event-sourced system, avoiding common pitfalls.

If you have any questions about the content covered in this webinar, please feel free to ask them on the Event Store community forum.

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