Versioning in an Event Sourced System¶
Young, G. (2017). Versioning in an Event Sourced System.
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- Event-Centered Modeling
- The role-set lets a reasoner compare an acquisition record, an adverse-event log, a transaction history, and a commit log and see the same skeleton: each event has participants, time, place (often metaphorical — a repository, an account, a department), and transformation; each domain answers "what is the current state of X?" by replaying or projecting the events; each suffers the same failure modes — gaps in the log, inconsistent participant identity across events, retroactive corrections that mutate history.
This sourceTreats the append-only event log, projections to current state, retroactive correction, and the impossibility of recovering overwritten state — the contradiction-detection, identity, and history-preservation properties of event-centered stores.
- The role-set lets a reasoner compare an acquisition record, an adverse-event log, a transaction history, and a commit log and see the same skeleton: each event has participants, time, place (often metaphorical — a repository, an account, a department), and transformation; each domain answers "what is the current state of X?" by replaying or projecting the events; each suffers the same failure modes — gaps in the log, inconsistent participant identity across events, retroactive corrections that mutate history.
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