Axon basis training

Axon training on the Axon Framework from the strategic AxonIQ partner.

How do I implement Domain-Driven Design (DDD), Command-Query Responsibility Separation (CQRS) and Event Sourcing with the Axon Framework and Axon Server? In this hands-on training course, you will get to know the building blocks of the Axon Framework. At the same time, we will also focus on non-functional aspects such as the separation of functional and technical aspects. Use this training to improve coordination between the specialist and development teams in your company and avoid common pitfalls when setting up projects.

●Workshop leader

Simon Zambrovski

I am a business analyst and architect in the area of enterprise systems. My topics are automation of business processes and EAM.

Who is the training aimed at?

• Software developers
• Software architects
• Technical team leaders
• Enterprise architects

The training is for developers who want to get to grips with the concepts of DDD, CQRS and event sourcing. It is also suitable for people with previous knowledge and experience of developing with the Axon Framework.

What are the specific contents of the training?

Under the guidance of an experienced trainer, you can expect the following topics in a mix of exchange and clarification formats:

• Basics of DDD, CQRS and event sourcing
• Design and implementation of functional requirements with the Axon Framework
• Identification of domains using DDD and CQRS
• Implementation of command model, event handler, projections and sagas
• Event processing strategies
• Separation of functional and technical aspects
• Scalability strategies for optimizing various aspects without affecting the business logic
• Maintenance and operation of the Axon frameworks

What prerequisites do you have for this training?

• A good understanding of the Java language and the Spring framework is required.
• Experience in enterprise application development is recommended.
• For the practical exercises you will need a laptop with the following software: IDE of your choice, Java Development Kit, Git
• Laptop/PC with camera, microphone and speakers (or headset)
• A stable internet connection
• Installation/access to the tool „Zoom” (https://zoom.us/)