AWS-CodeArtifact vs JFrog-Artifactory

Welcome, AWS-CodeArtifact, to the world of repository managers.
Amazon has marked the Managed Service AWS CodeArtifactory as a GA, thereby giving the general public access. But what is this service all about, and how does it compare to JFrog-Artifactory? We'll take a quick look at that here in detail.

BirdEye View

In summary, one can say that Amazon is immersed in an existing market in which some competitors have a much longer history. You can see that from the variety of functions on the JFog site. There is still significant potential here on the Amazon side. As with all Amazon products, the use of this service is fully tied to the AWS cloud itself. If you look at the price model, Amazon has the billing model that is typical for this platform and is difficult to predict, based on read- and write- cycles. Anyone who can foresee this must know and be able to estimate their development processes down to very delicate actions. 

Building Microservices Through Event-Driven Architecture, Part 7: Implementing Event Sourcing on Repositories

Learn more about implementing event sourcing!

In this article, I will talk about Event Sourcing implementation on Repository.

The repository is responsible for adding events to the eventstore and also retrieving all events from the event store.

When the aggregate is saved, then all uncommitted events related to that aggregateroot are added to the eventstore table.