preferences-event-catalog-tooling

You document domain events by capturing their algebraic properties, including schemas, producers, and consumers, into a structured, queryable system of record. This formalizes event-driven architecture documentation and creates a living reference site.

Maintain a living event catalog by formalizing domain events, commands, and services into structured, queryable documentation using EventCatalog. This enforces schema governance through additive versioning and integrates with EventStorming artifacts.

EventStorming integration works with event catalog tooling by taking EventStorming artifacts and formalizing them into structured, queryable documentation. This process captures event schemas, command signatures, and service boundaries for event-driven architectures.

Yes, you can enforce schema governance for domain events through additive versioning. This maintains a consistent system of record by formalizing event schemas, command signatures, and service effect boundaries into structured documentation.

Document service boundaries by defining explicit module boundaries with effect signatures in the event catalog. This formalizes services alongside domain events and commands, creating a structured, queryable system of record for event-driven architectures.

You need to formalize event schemas and command signatures when building an event-driven architecture that requires a consistent system of record. This approach supports algebraic functional domain modeling and integrates with EventStorming artifacts.