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With the advent of handheld devices, there is a paradigm shift in usage and demand for Enterprise Software. On one hand, most of the companies have large complex and monolithic systems in place which take care of huge and complex business scenarios, rules, and computations, and on the other hand, there is a need to provide an easy way to access information to the customer on their Mobile devices.

In this article I will explain Event Sourcing Pattern which is a widely used pattern for microservice artitechtured applications nowadays. In otherside I think it will change your look to development and give you a new vision. I will endeavor to explain this topic to you in two steps.

Microservice Architecture is gaining lot of popularity and wider adoption within the community.

Introduction to MicroservicesWith the advent of handheld devices, there is a paradigm shift in usage and demand for Enterprise Software. On one hand, most of the companies have large complex and monolithic systems in place which take care of huge and complex business scenarios, rules, and computatio..

If you are struggling with microservices that communicate with each other synchronously, then event-driven architecture may seem like the promised land.

I’m starting this project as a way to revisit some important concepts, study a little and share some of the knowledge I’ve accumulated with my trajectory so far!

In this first phase of studies, I would like to revisit the concepts employed in the studies about the 12 factors for modern application development, inspired by the books of the legendary Martin Fowler.

This study was coordinated by developers of Heroku, a platform focused on delivering SaaS (Software as a Service) type applications.

So let’s get to know the first factor: Codebase.