Event Sourcing Pattern
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An Event Sourcing Pattern is a software architectural pattern that persists event sourcing domain state as an event sourcing immutable sequence of event sourcing state changes.
- Context:
- It can typically reconstruct Event Sourcing Current State by replaying event sourcing historical events.
- It can typically provide Event Sourcing Audit Trails through event sourcing event logs.
- It can typically enable Event Sourcing Time Travel through event sourcing event replays.
- It can typically support Event Sourcing Event Projections for event sourcing read models.
- It can typically ensure Event Sourcing Event Ordering through event sourcing sequence numbers.
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- It can often optimize Event Sourcing Snapshots for event sourcing replay performance.
- It can often implement Event Sourcing Saga Patterns for event sourcing distributed transactions.
- It can often provide Event Sourcing Event Versioning for event sourcing schema evolution.
- It can often enable Event Sourcing Command Validation through event sourcing business rules.
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- It can range from being a Simple Event Sourcing Pattern to being a Complex Event Sourcing Pattern, depending on its event sourcing implementation sophistication.
- It can range from being a Domain-Specific Event Sourcing Pattern to being a Generic Event Sourcing Pattern, depending on its event sourcing application scope.
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- It can integrate with Event Sourcing CQRS Patterns for event sourcing read model separation.
- It can connect to Event Sourcing Event Stores for event sourcing persistence layer.
- It can interface with Event Sourcing Message Buses for event sourcing event distribution.
- It can coordinate with Event Sourcing Projection Engines for event sourcing view generation.
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- Example(s):
- Event Sourcing Implementation Frameworks, such as:
- Event Sourcing Domain Examples, such as:
- Event Sourcing Architecture Examples, such as:
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- Counter-Example(s):
- CRUD Pattern, which maintains current state rather than event sourcing history.
- State Machine Pattern, which tracks state transitions without event sourcing persistence.
- Memento Pattern, which provides snapshot restoration rather than event sourcing replay.
- See: Architectural Pattern, CQRS Pattern, Event Store, Domain-Driven Design.