Transaction Details

Transaction Hash
0x7f7613d58bfd9766b975f0021e26b52583b2fefdf41025e0d300433dcd1fea0b
Timestamp
Sep 14, 2026, 08:00:36 PM
Nonce
778
Operation Type
SET
Execution Status (RPC)
Succeeded
Finalization (RPC)
Finalized

Operation

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        "title": "Event Sourcing over CRUD for Audit Trails",
        "content": "Decision: Move financial transaction storage from standard CRUD in PostgreSQL to Event Sourcing with an immutable Kafka event log and a Postgres materialized view for fast reads.\n\nContext: The current CRUD approach overwrites previous states on UPDATE. When compliance requested the history of transaction #8821, the team could not determine who changed the status from pending to approved or why. Compliance requires a full audit trail for financial transactions.\n\nAlternatives considered:\n1. history_logs table with database triggers — Rejected. Triggers only capture row-level changes (physical data, e.g., status_id from 1 to 2) without business context or user intent.\n2. Event Sourcing (chosen) — Immutable domain events (TransactionCreated, TransactionApproved, StatusUpdated) stored in Kafka. A materialized view in Postgres serves fast frontend reads.\n\nReference: Martin Fowler's Event",
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