This article details the development of a Customer Registry Application using Akka. It explains how to model customer data through a domain class for customer structure, define events that represent state changes (like creation and updates), and implement commands to drive customer lifecycle events. The layered architecture ensures a clean separation between data management and its modification, resulting in a robust event-sourced system.
The article emphasizes the importance of modeling customer data in complementary ways, including a domain model, state change events, and lifecycle commands.
By using a layered architecture, the implementation separates the customer's data model from the actions that modify it and the events that track its history.
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