Transaction Details

Transaction Hash
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Timestamp
Jul 20, 2026, 04:36:24 PM
Nonce
101
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        "content": "Decision: Replace standard CRUD in PostgreSQL with Event Sourcing for financial transaction audit trails.\n\nContext: Compliance required history of transaction #8821 (who changed status from pending to approved). Standard CRUD overwrites previous states on UPDATE, losing business context. Database triggers were considered but rejected because they only capture row-level changes (e.g., status 1 to 2) without knowing why the change happened or user intent.\n\nSolution: Store immutable domain events (TransactionCreated, TransactionApproved, StatusUpdated) in Kafka as the event log. Build a materialized view in Postgres for fast frontend reads. This satisfies compliance by preserving full audit context.\n\nFiles involved:\n- src/services/transactionService.ts (event producers)\n- src/events/eventStore.ts (consumer/store logic)\n\nReference: Martin Fowler's \"Event Sourcing Pattern\" article.\n\nAlternatives rejected:\n1. Standard CRUD - loses history on UPDATE\n2. Database triggers - loses business context, only sees row changes",
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