Companies using CQRS/ES

[Glo]

Hi,

   Is there a list anywhere of companies actually using CQRS/ES ?

   If you know of anyone could you please reply here?

Thanks

[Rodrigo Alvarez]

I plan to start one, if that fits :D

[Glo Pena]

I'm all ears ;D

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[Rodrigo Alvarez]

I am developing a BaaS/CMS system. I find eventsourcing a good fit for a couple of reasons:

1. I don't know the schema of custom types beforehand, thus projected views are a nice feature.
2. Domain events allows me to provide hooks for custom (user) code.

On Tuesday, June 17, 2014 1:25:59 PM UTC+2, Glo wrote:

[Fabian Schmied]

Is there a list anywhere of companies actually using CQRS/ES ?

If you know of anyone could you please reply here?

I work for rubicon IT GmbH (http://www.rubicon.eu/web/en/, an Austrian company). My team has just successfully completed a distributed register project using CQRS and Event Sourcing and we plan on continuing with the architectural style for similar projects.

Best regards,

Fabian

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[Allard]

Hi,

as the founder of AxonFramework (a CQRS/ES framework for Java), I come across many companies that use it. The companies that I know of are probably just the tip of the iceberg.
It is being used in cases such as gaming sites, online casinos and betting offices, but I have also met a company that used Axon to build software for airports to tracks aircraft's positions. There are also some case of medical applications using event sourcing, as it provides good auditing and allows for research to be done on the data gathered over time. Finally, there is a good number of banks using CQRS (often with ES) for handling payments and executing trades on the stock exchanges.

You don't have to be afraid you'll be one of the first movers ;-).
Cheers,

Allard