Transaction Details

Transaction Hash
0x0846da42f46d217a3e3dfbce7b1b193e4552b03c12db82dc1c3ef852d1c151c0
Timestamp
Sep 14, 2026, 11:41:27 AM
Nonce
766
Operation Type
SET
Execution Status (RPC)
Succeeded
Finalization (RPC)
Finalized

Operation

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        "title": "Event Sourcing over CRUD for Audit Trails",
        "content": "The team decided to migrate from standard CRUD operations in PostgreSQL to Event Sourcing pattern to meet compliance audit requirements. \n\n**Problem**: Current CRUD implementation overwrites previous states, making it impossible to track who made changes and why. When compliance requested the history of transaction #8821, we could not provide the audit trail showing who changed the status from pending to approved.\n\n**Alternatives Considered**:\n1. **Database triggers with history_logs table** - Rejected because business context is lost. Triggers only see row changes (e.g., status changed from 1 to 2) but do not capture the user intent or reasoning behind changes.\n\n**Decision**: Implement Event Sourcing where instead of storing current state in mutable tables, we store a sequence of immutable domain events (TransactionCreated, TransactionApproved, StatusUpdated).\n\n**Implementation**:\n- Use Kafka to store the immutable event log\n- Build materialized view in Postgres for fast reads on frontend\n- Event producers in src/services/transactionService.ts\n- Consumer/store logic in src/events/eventStore.ts\n\n**Reference**: Martin Fowler's \"Event Sourcing Pattern\" article - industry standard that handles audit requirements perfectly.",
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