Simple CQRS

This project demonstrates the implementation of the CQRS (Command and Query Responsibility Segregation) pattern in a survey management system. Built with .NET Core, the application is designed to separate the responsibilities of updating data (commands) and reading data (queries), ensuring better scalability, maintainability, and performance.

Key Features:

CQRS Pattern Implementation:

Clean separation between the write model (commands) and read model (queries), ensuring optimized performance for both operations.

Survey Management:

Create and update surveys using command operations.

Fetch survey data efficiently using query operations.

Clean Architecture:

The project follows a modular and scalable architecture with clearly defined layers, including:

Application Layer: Handles business logic and CQRS handlers.

Domain Layer: Contains core entities and domain logic.

Infrastructure Layer: Manages database access and integrations.

Database Support:

Utilizes separate data stores for read and write operations (e.g., SQL Server for commands and in-memory cache for queries).

Technologies Used:

Backend: .NET Core with ASP.NET API.

Database: SQL Server for write operations and in-memory caching for optimized reads.

Libraries/Tools: Mediator pattern for handling commands and queries.

Purpose:

This project highlights how to apply the CQRS pattern in real-world applications to achieve better performance and maintainability. It demonstrates the use of .NET Core to build a clean, modular, and scalable backend system.

This implementation serves as a great starting point for building enterprise-grade systems while following best practices in software design and architecture.