This example showcases an event-sourced CQRS system based on github.com/romshark/eventlog
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we simulated distributed transactions by implemented optimistic concurrency control algorithms and using the private workspace mechanism
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Asynchronous event sourcing.
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An example of conditional S3 writes using v2 of the AWS SDK and MinIO for integration tests.
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A full micro service boiler plate to kit start a project, handles optimistic concurrency control, integrated event bus (NAT streamer)
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