Base on the videos that I saw on their channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3PGn-hQdbtRiqxZK9XBGqQ/videos it seems to be decent conference
Understood, it's not cheap, especially if you're going from US
I hope that I'll get some new ideas and knowledge that we could use in Marten :)
Right now I'm working on my workshops about Event Sourcing, then I'd like to finally tackle v4 issues
been to one of his trainings in Vilnius
I saw recording of one of the meetings in Vilnius
I heard only good words about the Build Stuff Vilnius, maybe next year :)
a hint - Mark Rendle is doing good show :)
we're considering making possibility to have it per operation or document, but at this moment you'd need to include it in the document session initialization in DI
services.Add(sp =>
{
var store = sp.GetService<DocumentStore>();
var tenant = sp.GetService<ITenantProvider>();
return store.OpenSession(tenant.TenantId);
}, serviceLifetime);
something like that
@oskardudycz , I figured as much. So with that said, what is the best approach to inject into a session. Considering the sessions are transient or scoped in the DI, we can pump in the tenant ID. I suppose I can pull the tenant ID off the logged in user or use a service to get the tenant
I personally was using that pattern in my application
Are there any good examples of utilizing marten-based event sourcing in distributed systems? This may be a really basic question - I apologize for that. I am very new to Marten. I'm trying to determine how Service B would be able to read events generated by Service A in a read-only fashion (to build a read model which incorporates some of Service A's events). Is that kind of use case supported?
@mprigge I'm currently working on it in my sample repo https://github.com/oskardudycz/EventSourcing.NetCore
it's ongoing, not yet finished
but basic integration with Kafka showing how to publis events from Marten through => MediatR (internal message Bus) => Kafka (External bus) => Elastic read model
it's already there
I'm also working on self-paced event sourcing training, basic exercies are already there also
there is also sample there