Developer Guideline

The environment setup is a little bit complicated in light-eventuate-4j framework, Here are want to give some advice on what is the best practices on setting develop environment for both light-eventuate-4j developers or services developers as the focuses are different for these two type of developers.

If you just want to develop microservices on top of light-eventuate-4j framework, things are simpler. You can follow the instructions in the service developer tutorial to get everything set up.

If you want to add new features or fix some defects in light-eventuate-4j framework. Or just want to debug into it to learn more about the framework, there are a lot of components should be started manually instead of Docker so that you have more control on how it should be working. Please follow the eventuate developer tutorial for more information.

Service Developer

Microservices enable businesses to innovate faster and stay ahead of the competition. But one major challenge with the microservices architecture is the management of distributed data. Each microservice has its own private database. It is difficult to implement business transactions that maintain data consistency across multiple services as well as queries that retrieve data from multiple services. The light-eventuate-4j is an event sourcing and CQRS framework which provides a simple yet powerful event-driven programming model that solves the distributed data management problems inherent in a microservice architecture. Read More »

Eventuate Developer

Microservices enable businesses to innovate faster and stay ahead of the competition. But one major challenge with the microservices architecture is the management of distributed data. Each microservice has its own private database. It is difficult to implement business transactions that maintain data consistency across multiple services as well as queries that retrieve data from multiple services. The light-eventuate-4j is an event sourcing and CQRS framework that provides a simple yet powerful event-driven programming model that solves the distributed data management problems inherent in a microservice architecture. Read More »