We, as experienced users and consultants for Axon, encourage developers that work with Axon Framework or are considering working with it, to read the following blog by Frans van Buul from AxonIQ. This blog explains in a clear and structured way, how to avoid the pitfalls that can happen when replaying past events after changing/adding read models. […]
Innovation done backwards
Behind my laptop at 01:30. I needed to get this written down. In all details, I possible could remember. Normally I don’t make notes, I just playback the video in my head and write down the keywords and actions. But this one was different, I was so impressed, I wanted to capture it all. And […]
Managing Spring Boot Microservices with Spring Boot Admin on Kubernetes
In this blog: Prerequisites Introduction The top cool features we like and use most The service journal Overall View, what is deployed Change LOG levels DB migrations Creating an SBA Application Dependency configuration Spring Boot Admin Spring Boot Application Configuration of the Admin Application Summing up Running SBA on K8s Conclusion References Prerequisites Knowledge of: […]
Raising Duocorns
It was great to be part of the new travel agency. The travel agency was essentially selling trips to the promised land: the Great US of A, California, home of the garage startups, land of the customer focussed platforms. Customers from the old world, EMEA, would sign up to listen to, experience, touch and feel […]
Chief Subtitles
He looked at me with complete amazement. Bewildered. After doing the track for Business Process Management with me as lector he was used to me being a bit weird. But this one caught him off-guard. We were discussing his BPM thesis today. Good work, ticked all the boxes for the HU University (interesting set of […]
Dockerising your legacy integration tests
As most of you will know, every now and then you can expect the question ‘Can you help fix something on this ancient project?’ According to the Universal Software Ageing table, that means anything from last month to much, much older. I got such a question recently, being in-between projects, and this project fell squarely into […]
Digital Off-The-Roadmap
“What are you thinking about?” Well, nothing really.Just tell me what you feel! Uh, uh, nothing at the moment. You got to feel something! Listen Woman: You have to go to mindfulness training, you do your yoga class, you do all the Zen stuff. And without doing all of that, I can just just sit […]
The potential of Machine Learning with the Axon Framework
Machine Learning creates lots of value in the business processes, if and when applied properly and the right data is available. These days a lot of data is already held within organisations. It is common to see this data unused, with possibilities and insights unseen. While it can be due to limitations of modelling and […]
Horizontal KPI’s and Do The Right Thing
Workshop Tuesday evening, 1800, rain, large room, 30 seats, the start of a workshop in digital transformation. Always great to start a workshop in the evening. Workshops after regular working hours means having people that really want to be there. Personal drive, wanting to learn, personal investment at it best. The workshop is focussed on […]
Spring Data Native Queries and Projections in Kotlin
This blog describes the solution to mapping native queries to objects. This is useful because sometimes you want to use a feature of the underlying database implementation (such as PostgreSQL) that is not part of the JPQL standard. By the end of this blog you should be able to confidently use native queries and use […]