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In DDD, how can repositories be optional?

I was reading the infrastructure persistence layer design documentation, and this quote has me confused: This'll probably be my biggest feedback. I'm really not a fan of repositories, mainly because ...
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How to handle aggregations of out-of-order events in an event stream?

I'm interested in integrating with an external system which uses webhooks to notify clients of events. The system is very similar to Stripe - the REST endpoints have rate limits to avoid undue polling ...
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Is CQRS CQRS without separate read and write data stores?

Is having a separate read only and write only data store a core part of CQRS, or does it still make sense in some scenarios to do CQRS with a single data store? Asking because a coworker is using CQRS ...
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Design considerations for data shared across multiple users: is Redis a good candidate?

I have an app that has an assets table like the following: user_id code current_price 1 ALUP11 12.5 2 ALUP11 11.9 user_id and code are unique together and current_price is updated if the user ...
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Using multiple databases in a bounded context

Sometimes we have to use multiple databases in one project with the intentions of: Denormalizing data or read models Using the advantages of that database (technology) There has been a lot of talk ...
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Reduce Code Repetition for a Simple CQRS

We're currently exploring CQRS in our future applications. To give a bit of a background, we use a simple CRUD-style service before something like this. Old Pattern: Controller Command/Service Model ...
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What should we do in face of a failing sub in pub-sub?

I'm working on a microservices application that is implemented from the ground up with MediatR em CQRS. We have a list of domain events that will be published via MediatR [simple pub-sub library that ...
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Can Apache Pinot be used as a general purpose read model?

It's clear that Apache Pinot is intended to be used as an analytics datastore but I can't seem to find anything that explains why it can't be used as a general-purpose read model. For instance, let's ...
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CQRS and events order

I'm learning cqrs right now. Problem My concern is event ordering. Assumption 1: user service is creating user and three events in order. Each event was sent after each step was finished in write ...
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Is CQRS applicable with total ordered views and sharding?

Merry Christmas everybody. I am trying to solve a theoretical sharding problem out of my own curiosity and I think CQRS can help me achieve properties that I want of my data. I have too much data for ...
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Best practices repository and service layer

I have read many articles about repository pattern and service layer but I have still some doubts in certain arguments: Repository should return only aggregates and I should have repositories only ...
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How do I make conditional queries within DDD logic

I have created a small ERP application and the architecture I chose included the Repository pattern and the anemic Domain model and Business logic layer. I was reading Microsoft's guide about ...
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How is model reconstructed with event sourcing in CQRS principle?

I'm trying to understand the CQRS design. As far as I know now, every time a change to a model is saved, the (state) change is stored as a separate record. When reading a model, the model is ...
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Where should I fetch a product price to create an order in CQRS / DDD?

I want to save an order with order items with prices in my write database. But firstly I need to fetch products with their prices because I don't trust a user - he could pass a lower price, that's why ...
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Moving from CRUD to CQRS: how to identify appropriate command-event relationships?

We have an existing CRUD-based system, but are hitting a number of pain points keeping the data organised for all the various views that are increasingly required of it. I'm assessing whether ...
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CQRS in a data heavy application involving a lot of CRUD

I've been developing a non-trivial personal application and I thought I'd use CQRS to learn it. The application is very data entry heavy, lots of entities and lots of forms. I find myself constantly ...
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Internal/external commands in CQRS

I have several questions related to CQRS in eventually consistent systems with a need of resilient Command/Event processing. Is it OK to have external/public synchronous Commands (triggered by API, e....
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Handling asynchronous domain events with multiple handlers & allowing them to fail independently

We're building a service using DDD, CQRS, & Hexagonal Architecture that allows the user to upload a CSV feed for which every row will be transformed and sent to a third party over HTTP. We have ...
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Applying Domain Driven Design to applications with both reading and writing heavy logics

We are planning a complete rewrite of a very complex project (10+ years, ~15 different application modules) and we would like to adhere to DDD and CQRS as much as possible but we are struggling to fit ...
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Relaxing layering rules for queries?

In a typical DDD layered architecture (application, domain & infrastructure layers) you'd generally declare interfaces in the domain/application layers and implement infrastructure-dependent (e.g. ...
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Avoiding reloading entities many times with EF Core and Mediatr

We have a largeish .NET Core project which uses Mediatr and EF Core. Many of the queries look something like: public class GetSomeInformation : IRequest<string> { public int DocumentId { get;...
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How to scale transactional outbox pattern with document database?

I'm trying to understand CQRS, DDD by writing a small pet project which is somewhat similar to this great repo. I've come across Transactional Outbox pattern and as imo it was correctly pointed out in ...
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Tight coupling between micro services

I have got the following scenario, which I have been thinking what would be the "best" way to solve it. Request comes from the FE, which changes the status of a delivery, and that should ...
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In CQRS, how does the event processor know how to populate the read-side database?

I'm currently playing around with a CQRS implementation and I'm having some trouble understanding the following concept: Event Bus for publishing update events (required): Whenever the write database ...
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How to implement HATEOAS with CQRS?

Let's say I have a CQRS system where my write model contains the business rules. My read model is simply a DTO; it is a collection of properties and "dumb". Now if you were to create a REST ...
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How to handle duplicate validation logic with CQRS pattern

I am implementing a CQRS pattern in ASP.NET Core with MediatR, and I am wondering what the general consensus is for handling duplicate validation logic for queries/commands which operate on the same ...
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CQRS, DDD and batch, CRUD-y operations

How to perform basic CRUD operations (especially batch) by playing with DDD and CQRS? Let's say I have a list of IDs in my controller that need to be removed (soft delete). Currently, I treat this ...
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How to model an event-driven system for replays

Let's say I have a system to which I can upload documents via an API. There are three services: the UploadService - responsible for providing a HTTP endpoint the StorageService - responsible for ...
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Should I perform simple validation (not null, max length, etc.) in a web api controller and duplicate in a command handler?

I have a question about DDD. I wonder if I should add validation in a web api controller and duplicate it in a command handler? Is it good approach to validate a DTO and a command even if the ...
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.Net Core Api - multiple Dto’s for single entity

I want to know the best Practice is about having multiple dto’s for different use cases. Let’s say we have an api with a set of controllers to handle requests coming from a administration backend and ...
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One read model project/microservice for all other bounded contexts - is it a good idea?

I have three bounded contexts: Users (generic subdomain), Groups (supporting subdomain) and Events (core domain). Basically users can create/join groups, create events within those groups, and sign up ...
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What to improve/change and how to move forward with my Event Storming session?

I'm doing alone session with Event Storming for my application that I plan to build with DDD approach later on. Event Storming session is for learning purposes. My application domain logic is rather ...
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CQRS MediatR Create many items commad - is it a good practise?

I am here to ask question about: is it good practice to insert many records using CQRS and MediatR? how to structure that in terms of names and folders? A have to insert into database over 500 ...
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Should queries in CQRS be designed based on external demand?

I'm working in a microservice application which has some level of coupling between the microservices (some of them talk with each other via rest api - I know it is bad, but it is what it is; also I ...
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DDD+CQRS - Should I always check if the Databases are online?

I'm developing an intranet application and I'm trying to use some concepts from Domain Driven Design (DDD) and Command and Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) in .NET Core, with EFCore. But, to ...
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Saga / Processmanager?

I'm thinking about this scenario: I can receive customer inquiries by Email. Those inquiries can be sent from existing customers or unknown "customers" - I'll call latter "Leads". ...
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Should Commands always be a facade to inner layers in CQRS?

In a DDD-CQRS scenario, should my commands in the Application/Service layer always be just a facade to different aggregation method and other inner layers like repository calls in the infrastructure ...
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In CQRS/ES should database calls be done in command handlers or domain models?

In the context of a DDD application following CQRS and the event sourcing pattern, I have 2 questions. At which layer should the direct calls to the Infrastructure layer be made? At the Application ...
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May the left-side know the right-side when using CQRS with Hexagonal?

I'm trying to use the hexagonal architecture but I want the flexibility to make CUSTOM queries right to the database (or cache) to populate DTOs right from the left-side without passing through the ...
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Authorization and Cross-Cutting Concerns in DDD (CQRS) - Filtering Data

We are currently in the early phases of developing several applications that differ significantly in their functionality. As part of building these applications, we have also developed a few generic ...
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Duplicate Query rest end points in microservices - CQRS

I am a newbie to microservice. Currently I'm learning microservices by creating 2 microservices with CQRS pattern, with NO event sourcing, but each service has separate DB. Each service has separate ...
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Microservices: Is the Saga Pattern correctly applied here?

I'm trying to understand and learn how to build microservice messages the best and came up with this task for myself: Services given: Accounts Service Token Service Email Service When a user ...
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CQRS: Is it an antipattern if the Command invokes a database interface which contains business logic?

Martin Fowler states that, Command module executes validations and consequential logic which aligns with every CQRS demo app that I've studied. That is to say: validation -- does this Jedi exist? -- ...
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Implementation of projections in event-sourced system

I'm working on a application which uses event-sourcing and CQRS to define it's domain model. Background We have implemented projections to aggregate stream of all domain events into a read models used ...
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Where does a Process Manager live with a Hexagonal/Ports and Adapters Architecture?

Context: I initially asked this question. I lacked some understanding and phrasing to ask the actual question I wanted to ask. The answer though helped me understand the friction points a bit better ...
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In CQRS/ES where does an Aggregate Root belong?

Disclaimer: This question may be related to the framework I'm using to support CQRS/ES rather than the concepts themselves but many of these frameworks implement the same strategies, making me think ...
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CQRS: getOrCreate - is this a command, query, or both?

Consider the following scenario: If the user isn't registered in the database, register them. Return their ID. If the user is in the database, return their ID. The API endpoint for this may look ...
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How to manage primary keys in CQRS

I'm building a backend following the CQRS pattern and I don't know how to manage properly the primary keys (surrogate keys) between the command and query databases. For example: I have a model with ...
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Does CQRS Handler can invoke another Handler because of relations to another Domain?

I have read DDD Vaughn Vernon book. There is a info about CQRS architecture. He mention that Handler can only do one Handler task, which I understand his and he cannot invoke other Handler. And even ...
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Is there alternative to applying events synchronously in command handler in CQRS?

I have workflow where I have complex command handlers encapsulated inside aggregate. These handlers emit some events, and then further logic based on result of these events can emit more events. ...
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