Event Store blog
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Last week, the Event Store team had the pleasure of attending Explore DDD 2024, a triumphant return for the conference in the US.
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Event Store is excited to be joining this year's QCon London as a gold sponsor, taking place from 8th - 10th April.
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Excitement is in the air as we gear up for Explore DDD next week! This event brings together a diverse international community of...
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Today, we are excited to announce that the EventStoreDB 24.2 Release is here. This release is a significant update that...
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The official EventStoreDB security release for versions 23.10, 22.10, 21.10, and 20.10 is now available. The versions in this...
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Event sourcing is a software design pattern where the state of your application is determined by a sequence of immutable events,...
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Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) is a design pattern that has gained popularity for its ability to enhance the...
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With EventStoreDB, there is no need to get rid of everything you’ve built in PostgreSQL. You can use EventStoreDB for your...
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In the ever-evolving landscape of software architecture, one paradigm stands out for its ability to capture the essence of...
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Explore DDD, the conference where software professionals come together to discuss advanced Domain Driven Design topics and its...
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What if you could scale and distribute data freely, without forming a tightly coupled mess? And what would you say if we told you...
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Introducing the new Python client for EventStoreDB – a fusion of two powerful technologies that promises to transform the way you...
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In EventStoreDB v23.6 we made it much easier to collect and process key metrics from the server. This feature is now supported in...
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EventStoreDB 23.10.0 builds on the security changes introduced in 23.6.0. The security highlights in this version are: Allow...
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We are excited to introduce EventStoreDB version 23.10.0 LTS, available for both OSS & Commercial users, and supported through to...
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We're excited to share some important news regarding the evolution of EventStoreDB and its supported client protocols.