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CQRS splits read/write

This revision card explains CQRS splits read/write. It starts from the need that one overloaded model makes both writes and dashboards slow. It describes commands update the write model; queries hit denormalized projections. The how-to section notes accept command , then emit events , then update projection asynchronously. An example on the card is sara Patel separates order write path from seller dashboard reads.

CQRS splits read/write One overloaded model makes both writes and dashboards slow. Commands update the write model; queries hit denormalized projections. Accept command → emit events → update projection asynchronously. Sara Patel separates order write path from seller dashboard reads.
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Why do we need it?

One overloaded model makes both writes and dashboards slow.

What is it?

Commands update the write model; queries hit denormalized projections.

CQRS

How to do it

Accept command → emit events → update projection asynchronously.

Example

Sara Patel separates order write path from seller dashboard reads.

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