Blogs

Axon Framework 4.6.0: Fault-tolerant event processors

By Mitchell Herrijgers

Axon Framework 4.6.0 introduces the Dead Letter Queue, which will prevent your event processors from getting stuck on faulty events. Read this blog to get to know everything about this new feature. 

Axon Framework 4.6.0: Streaming queries

By Gerard Klijs

With Axon Framework 4.6.0 it's now possible to stream a query's results. This blog explains why you should want it and how to use it!

Axon Framework 4.6.0: Replay context propagation

By Mitchell Herrijgers

With Axon Framework 4.6.0 it's now possible to use a reset context in your event handlers during a replay. This blog will revisit how replays work, and you will learn about this new feature.

Be up to date with releases and don't miss important announcements

By Milen Dyankov

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?  

Introducing the Axon Framework IntelliJ plugin

By Mitchell Herrijgers

AxonIQ is introducing an IntelliJ plugin to make developing applications with Axon Framework and Axon Server even easier!

AxonFramework and PostgreSQL without TOAST

By Yvonne Ceelie

When using AxonFramework together with PostgreSQL, you will find out that PostgreSQL uses something that is called TOAST (The Oversized Attribute Storage Technique).

It means that PostgreSQL uses a fixed page size of 8 KB and does not allow for tuples to use multiple pages; Postgres will compress the data. You can find more info about TOAST in the PostgreSQL wiki.