ecotone-event-sourcing

Models domain state as a sequence of events using Ecotone's event store and projections.

2|Updated Feb 12, 2026
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Skill: ecotone-event-sourcing
Source: https://github.com/ecotoneframework/skills/tree/main/skills/ecotone-event-sourcing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ecotoneframework/skills --skill ecotone-event-sourcing

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Manages complex domain state as a sequence of events using Ecotone's event store, projections, and event versioning, enabling replay, auditability, and scalable reads.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Event Sourcing: define aggregates that apply events to reconstruct state and store events for auditability
  • Projections & Read Models: build read models from event streams using ProjectionV2 and FromStream
  • Event Versioning: upcasting via Revision and NamedEvent to evolve schemas safely
  • Use Case: implement projections, configure event store, and replay events across environments

Quick Start

Create a basic event-sourced aggregate and a projection, then run a replay to build your read model.

Frequently Asked Questions about ecotone-event-sourcing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build event-sourced aggregates and read models in Ecotone?

To build event-sourced aggregates and read models in Ecotone, you model domain state as a sequence of events using the event store and apply projections via ProjectionV2 and FromStream. This enables state reconstruction, auditability, and scalable reads.

What's the best way to handle event versioning and schema evolution in event sourcing?

Event versioning in event sourcing is handled safely through upcasting using Revision and NamedEvent attributes. This approach allows you to evolve event schemas over time without breaking existing event streams or requiring data migrations.

How do I replay events to rebuild a read model projection?

You replay events to rebuild a read model projection by leveraging Ecotone's event store and stream-based processing capabilities. This replays the event sequence across multiple streams and deployments to reconstruct the current projection state.

Can I run event sourcing projections across multiple streams and deployments?

Yes, event sourcing projections can run across multiple streams and deployments using Ecotone's stream-based processing. The framework requires unique projection naming to ensure consistent event processing and read model synchronization across environments.

When do I need event sourcing instead of standard state persistence?

You need event sourcing when managing complex domain state that requires full auditability and replay capabilities. By storing a sequence of events rather than just current state, you enable state reconstruction and scalable read models built from event streams.

Why does my Ecotone projection require unique naming during event processing?

Ecotone projections require unique naming to satisfy stream-based processing requirements across multiple deployments. This ensures events are correctly routed and applied to their intended read models during replay and synchronization.