Can anyone please comment further on Cassandra as the event store?
I haven't got my head fully around column stores as yet but the Web site
mentions "the performance of log-structured updates" which downs good for
the write-side but also "strong support for denormalization and
materialised vie
So I will mention some of the advantages of event store.
1) You can actually repartition etc your events for read models
(functionality exists today)
2) As far as I know we are actually older than kafka
3) We support many things kafka does not (such as competing consumers on
streams as well as c
Hi guys, really interesting thread. However, it follows from this
discussion that Akka Persistence is not currently 100% ready for a full
CRQS/ES implementation. A little bit frustrating but, to be honest, it's
true that it's still an experimental feature. As users, we're assuming this.
Anyway,
