Good question! Event log is typically stored in a specialized Event Store rather than a traditional database. Event Stores are designed to handle the sequential and append-only nature of event logs. For simpler systems or specific use cases, events might be stored directly in a file system, for more complex/distributed apps some commonly used Event Stores include EventStoreDB and Kafka
Nice video, could extend this concept to one more use case like taking snapshot of a VM or DB. What would be design considerations and how would we implement.
Do we need to use different types of databases to store events and the Query store? What are some examples of the DB to be used for event store vs query store.
Perfect explanation.
Best and easy explanation, thanks for it and keep more videos like this✨
Wonderfully stated, thank you
clear and concise explanation.
Great video, just 1 question where do we store this event log? In DataBase or some other preferred storage?
Good question! Event log is typically stored in a specialized Event Store rather than a traditional database. Event Stores are designed to handle the sequential and append-only nature of event logs. For simpler systems or specific use cases, events might be stored directly in a file system, for more complex/distributed apps some commonly used Event Stores include EventStoreDB and Kafka
Nice video, could extend this concept to one more use case like taking snapshot of a VM or DB. What would be design considerations and how would we implement.
Do we need to use different types of databases to store events and the Query store? What are some examples of the DB to be used for event store vs query store.