An HTTP bridge to Axon Server for programming language agnostic message routing
How dumb do you want your pipes?
9 min
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Dec 09, 2022
A comparison of Apache Kafka and Axon Server with respect to how they work as message pipe. Will go through the format used and how sending messages work. As well as how messages are routed and how the solutions scale.
Be up to date with releases and don't miss important announcements
5 min
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Jun 07, 2022
Even if you are a frequent Discuss visitor, you may not know about some of its practical use cases. Did you know you can use the platform to track product releases and configure it to notify you when new versions are published?
Revisiting Axon Server in Containers
16 min
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May 20, 2021
In my previous blog, I spent just a little bit of text on the challenges of using a single StatefulSet scaled to the number of nodes we want in the cluster. Also, I completely skipped the subject of using Helm to manage the deployment. Both subjects do merit more attention, so let’s do just that.
Event Store Migration and Conversion - How to move or transform events in bulk
11 min
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Dec 21, 2020
There are several situations where you might want to copy or move the contents of your Event Store, not just to build a view model, but to either move events to a new system or perform large-scale conversions on the contents. In this blog, we will look at some of the scenarios and the different approaches available.
From Model to Code - Zoom Out
6 min
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Dec 14, 2020
In the previous blog post, this one will help to visualize how multiple software systems fit together within the bounds of an enterprise.
Split & Merge Fundamentals
7 min
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Nov 26, 2020
Nowadays, systems must be designed to handle loads that change quickly and dynamically. In these situations, it is expected that our applications adapt accordingly. Axon is capable of parallel and distributed event processing. It uses segmentation to separate the event stream and then processes those segments in different threads, which may be located in different JVM; therefore, achieving distributed processing.
High Availability with AxonServer and Axon Framework
14 min
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Sep 25, 2020
In this blog, we will look at some of the choices you have that Axon Framework provides and its infrastructural companion Axon Server.
Running Axon Server in a Virtual Machine
23 min
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Jun 22, 2020
So far, we’ve looked at Axon Server running locally to get a feel for its behaviour and the typical customization points, and in Docker and Kubernetes. We haven’t done it yet to run AxonServer in a VM as we have to do progressively more “prep work” to set up the environment. Luckily, nowadays, there’s a focus on automation that can get us out of this, keeping the day-to-day work to a minimum, thanks to DevOps and CI/CD.
Running Axon Server in Docker - Continuing from local developer install to containerized
17 min
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Apr 24, 2020
In my previous post, I showed you how to run Axon Server locally and configure it for secure operations. We also looked at the possibilities for configuring storage locations. This time around we’ll look at running it in Docker, both using the public image up on Docker Hub as well as with a locally built image, and why you might want to do that.
Running Axon Server - Going from local developer install to full-featured cluster in the cloud
18 min
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Apr 01, 2020
In this blog series, I will guide you on installing Axon Server for different scenarios, starting with a local installation of Axon Server Standard Edition as a “normal” application, via Docker and Docker-compose, to eventually arrive at a full cluster of Axon Server Enterprise Edition on Cloud VMs. In this first blog, we will focus on getting a feel for the work involved in setting up a scripted installation.