Learn the fundamentals and practical applications of Event Sourcing in this session from the Software Architecture Conference 2026, presented by Shahab Gay.

The session provides a practical approach to understanding Event Sourcing and how it can be applied to modern software architecture. It explores the core concept of capturing changes to application state as a sequence of events and how this architectural pattern can support auditability, historical state reconstruction, system integration, and reliable business workflows.

Rather than treating Event Sourcing as a standalone technology, the session focuses on the architectural thinking required to determine where the pattern fits and how it can be incorporated into real-world software systems. These concepts are particularly relevant when designing distributed systems, event-driven applications, domain-driven architectures, and systems with complex business processes.

This session is useful for software architects, solution architects, .NET developers, backend engineers, technical leads, and developers who want to understand Event Sourcing beyond its theoretical definition and explore its practical role in modern application architecture.

Watch the full session to understand the principles behind Event Sourcing, event-driven architecture, state reconstruction, domain events, system integration, and modern distributed software design.