Exploring Axon

Exploring Axon

By Sara Torrey / Allard BuijzeTechnologyEducation
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Exploring Axon episodes

  • Distributed Systems: Jolly or Folly? Part II

    In this episode, Sara continues her discussion with colleagues Sara Pellegrini and Milan Saviç about the challenges of moving from a monolithic system to distributed systems in the event there's a need to do so.


    In the previous episode, the three focused on data storage. In this episode, the discussion shifts more toward message dispatching. 

    Connect with Sara Pellegrini on LinkedIn and Twitter.

    Connect with Milan Savic on LinkedIn and Twitter.

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

     

    For more information about us, visit axoniq.io



    37 min
  • Distributed Systems: Jolly or Folly? Part I

    In this episode, Sara speaks with amazing colleagues Sara Pellegrini and Milan Saviç. They discuss the challenges of moving from a monolithic system to distributed systems – that is, only if there is a need to do so.


    The three focus on two areas: message dispatching and data storage, exploring how to enhance the performance and make it more manageable for companies to decide if they should move to distributed systems. Part I of this talk focuses specifically on data storage.

     

    Connect with Sara Pellegrini on LinkedIn and Twitter.

    Connect with Milan Savic on LinkedIn and Twitter.

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 



    For more information about us visit axoniq.io



    26 min
  • DDD, CQRS, EDA in the Front-End

    In this episode, Sara speaks with Francesco Strazzullo, a full-stack developer and consultant. Francesco started his software development journey writing Java applications, but has spent the better part of the past decade working with the front-end languages and libraries and researching on how to improve the design and functionality of JavaScript-based applications.

     

    The two discuss the benefits and challenges of implementing Domain-Driven Design, CQRS, and Event-Driven Architecture when working on the frontend. Francesco has written two books: "Frameworkless Front-End Development" and "Decision-making for Software Development Teams" and has an upcoming workshop talking about our topic of discussion, Domain-Driven Front-end.

     

    To learn more about Francesco, visit his website. 

     

    Connect with Francesco on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 



    For more information about us, visit axoniq.io



    38 min
  • Customer Support & Trainings

    In this episode, Sara speaks with Solution Engineer Christian Vermorken. Christian helps educate and assist various customers with various concepts, such as Domain-Driven Design, Command-Query Responsibility Separation, Event Sourcing as well as more specific ones, including Axon Framework and Axon Server. 

     

    Christian is also a knowledgeable trainer, with experience leading our Intro webinars, full Axon training courses, Axon Server training. We dive into some of the topics & materials discussed during each training session.



    Connect with Christian on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 



    For more information about us visit axoniq.io



    33 min
  • Axon Server: On Premise or in Cloud?

    In this episode, Sara connects with colleagues Bert Laverman & Lucas Campos to discuss the benefits (and drawbacks) of using Axon Server on premise & in the cloud – from the setup process for each to the back-up options as well as pricing & the value of support for either.


    The three also touch base on managing sensitive data in either case, data migration, and what’s offered in AxonIQ Cloud.

    By the way, you can try AxonIQ Cloud for free today. We’d love to hear your feedback.

     

    Connect with Bert on LinkedIn.

    Connect with Lucas on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 



    For more information about us visit axoniq.io

     

    33 min
  • CQRS & Event Sourcing in Hospitality

    In this episode, Sara speaks with Misha Makara of Mindsea about an application he and his team helped design and develop called Hyr.


    Hyr helps individuals find temporary shift work in the field of hospitality. The choice to implement DDD, CQRS, and event sourcing was a clear one from the start for Misha and his team, as they knew how complex some of the issues that they were trying to solve would be and how much they needed to rely on a message-driven architecture. 

     

    You can learn more about MindSea here. 

     

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

    For more information about us visit axoniq.io



    39 min
  • Message-Driven or Event-Driven? - Part 2

    In this episode, Sara continues the conversation on message-driven architecture and message schemas with colleagues, Ivan Dugalic and Steven van Beelen.


    The three delve deeper into message evolution. Enjoy!



    Connect with Ivan on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

    Connect with Steven on LinkedIn and Twitter.

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 



    For more information about us visit axoniq.io



    39 min
  • Message-Driven or Event-Driven? - Part 1

    In this episode, Sara speaks with two amazing colleagues, Ivan Dugalic and Steven van Beelen, about message-driven architecture and message schemas. This conversation is split into two parts. In the second part of our conversation, we delve a bit deeper into message evolution, so stay tuned & enjoy this first part of their chat.



    Connect with Ivan on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

    Connect with Steven on LinkedIn and Twitter.

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 


    For more information about us, visit axoniq.io

    35 min
  • AxonIQ Academy - with Milen Dyankov

    In this episode, I continue my conversation with my colleague Milen Dyankov about AxonIQ’s biggest learning platform: AxonIQ Academy. We discuss why AxonIQ Academy was designed and the challenges of creating & producing this platform. 

     

    AxonIQ Academy consists of courses explaining many architectural overviews — such as DDD, CQRS, Event — as well as detailed courses on Axon Framework and Axon Server. 

     

    The courses are formatted as short videos along with written documents and code samples. At the end of each video, there's a short quiz, and at the end of each course there is an exam. If you pass, you receive a certificate. 

     

    Not all courses have been produced and published at this time, but several courses are currently available, with an offer to purchase several courses in a bundle. 

     

    Check out AxonIQ Academy, and let us know if you have any feedback or questions.



    Connect with Milen on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 



    For more information about us visit axoniq.io

    30 min
  • Learning & Education at AxonIQ - with Milen Dyankov

    In this episode, Milen Dyankov joins me to discuss education and learning at AxonIQ.


    We speak about the challenges of learning new concepts — such as DDD, CQRS, Event Sourcing, Event-Driven Architecture. Milen discusses some of the tools and platforms he's evolved and improved, including Discuss Platform and AxonIQ’s Developer Portal.


    Stay tuned for part II, where we dive into Axon Academy! 

    Connect with Milen on LinkedIn and Twitter. 

    Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter. 



    For more information about us visit axoniq.io



    30 min

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A podcast about exploring Axon Framework and its ecosystem.