The Event Sourcing Runtime takes care of sourcing aggregates or projections from a stream of events. Its main purpose is to support the Aggregate Root and Projection patterns.
Event Sourcing
Last updated on 2022-06-10 20:00:00 / 1 Minute Read
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- Quickstarts
- Learning Path
- E-Commerce
- Set up your development environment
- Model the business process
- Implement an aggregate root
- Create an in-memory projection
- Set up persistence
- Host in ASP.NET Web API
- Design a task oriented UI
- Implement a transient reaction
- Guarantee delivery
- Achieve polyglot persistence
- Manual task processing
- Automate task processing
- E-Commerce
- How to guides
- Reference
- Packages
- Runtime
- Event Sourcing
- Eventsourcing
- EventsourcingConfiguration
- StreamConfiguration
- TransientChanneling
- InMemoryEventSource
- Checkpoint
- RawSourcedEvent
- IEventSource
- IOutboxCheckpointStore
- IRestoreProjections<T>
- IInvokeProjections<T>
- IProjection<TProjected,TEvent>
- EventSourced
-
Merged
- IApply<TEvent>
- IChannel
- IEventSourced
- IEventSourcedRepository<T>
- Atomic Processing
- ImmediateDispatching
- DispatchContext
- DispatchOperation
- SerializationContext
- SerializationOperation
- Routing
- RoutingOperation
- Serialization
- SerializedMessage
- TypeEmbedding
- Wrapping
-
IDestination
- IRoutingStrategy
- ISendMessages
-
ISendMessagesTo<T>
- IEmbedMessageTypes
- IWrapEnvelopes
- Stream Processing
- Encryption
- Packages
- Internals
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