Event Storage on Azure

[Michael Dillon]

Can anyone offer advice on what the best event storage mechanism is on Azure.

I'm working on a Proof of Concept, with very little throughput of messages.

Would the Event Store be the way to go?  Or would it be postgres?  Or would it be SQL Server ?

I'd prefer the Event Store as I have completed a portion of my implementation with this already, but I suppose I'm concerned that I'll need to pay for a VM, and then also I'm not sure what the cost of having failover support for Event Store is (i must look this up).

Hopefully some of you guys have some experience and can help me getting going quicker with your experiences.

[Ruben Bartelink]

https://github.com/GreanTech/AtomEventStore may be worth a look for your purposes.

For [Azure] SQL-backed, candidates include (depending on your timelines) https://github.com/damianh/Cedar.EventStore/ (insert it's early warning here) and NEventStore (insert deprecation warning here)

If PostGres is in the picture, Marten has Event Sourcing in the buzzword list (but I have not played with it)

--Ruben

[Yevhen Bobrov]

Shameless plug 

https://github.com/yevhen/Streamstone

8 апр. 2016 г., в 12:25, Ruben Bartelink <bart...@gmail.com> написал(а):

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[jarchin]

Yehven, that's exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you gentlemen!

*bows*

[Michael D]

thanks all - i'll take a look :-)