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In this blog, we look at the problem of “dual-write” which is common in Event driven systems and how Spring Modulith can be used to implement the Outbox pattern in an easy way to solve the problem. We will also explain how Axual provides an out-of-the-box secure, production-ready Kafka cluster with built-in Governance to ensure that your organization’s journey into Event Driven architecture is safe and scalable.

Standardizing Apache Kafka for the enterprise can be challenging, but it is possible with a three-pillar approach: enablement, support, and technology.

One of Axual's key features is the topic graph - a visual representation of how applications and topics are connected across teams and environments. In this blog post, I will explain how the topic graph helps your platform- and DevOps teams to speed up the development process and thus time-to-market.

In the autumn release of Axual Platform, most of the improvements have been done under the hood to be ready for the future of the platform. For Terraform Provider users we are now enabling the use of Avro schemas and data sources in their terraform declarations.

Event-driven architecture and the internet of things; over the last couple of years these things have enabled new ways of improving the energy sector. In this blog you will read how this facilitates operational efficiency.

Back in 2016 Apache Kafka adoption was starting to pick up worldwide. More and more applications were starting to reap the benefits of real-time data streaming. Configuration and setup of client applications (consumer/producer) was quite complex, certainly when you are new to Apache Kafka and its intricate configuration options.