Streamstone | Event store for Azure Table Storage

by yevhen C# Version: 2.3.1 License: Non-SPDX

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Streamstone is a C# library. Streamstone has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Streamstone has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

Streamstone is a tiny embeddable library targeted at building scalable event-sourced applications on top of Azure Table Storage. It has simple, functional style API, heavily inspired by Greg Young's Event Store.

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The latest version of Streamstone is 2.3.1

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Does event store store state?

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Does event store store state?

Asked 2018-Jun-15 at 12:54

Theoretically when using event sourcing you don't store "state" but events. But I saw in many implementations that you store snapshots of state in a column in a format like JSON or just a BLOB. For example:

Using an RDBMS as event sourcing storage

The events table has Data column which stores entire object. To me, it's like storing state for that given time when some event occurred.

Also this picture(taken from Streamstone):

It has Data column with a serialized state. So it stores state too but inside an Event?

So how to replay from the initial state then, If I can simply pick some event and access Data to get the state directly.

What exactly is stored inside Data, is it a state of the entire object or it's serialized event?

Let's say I have a person object (in C#)

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Answered 2018-Jun-15 at 12:18

To answer your question, an event that is stored should be the event data only. Not the objects state. When you need to work on your Entity, you read up all the events and apply them to get the latest state every time. So events should be stored with the events data only. (ofc together with AggregateId, Version etc)

The "Objects State" will be the computation of all events, but if you have an Eventlistener that listens to all your published events you can populates a separate ReadModel for you. To query against and use as read only from a users perspective.

Hope it helps!

Updated answer to updated question: Really depends on your model, if you do the update at the same time Age and Name, yes the new age and name values should be stored in a new event. The event should only contain this data "name and age with aggregateId, version etc" The event listener will listen specifically on each event (created, updated etc), find the aggregates read model that you have stored and only update these 2 properties (in this example). For createevent you create the object for the read model.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50873966

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