Ideas

Have a component that would allow developers to register their events schema in the registry. When appending new events, when the schema id is provided, the event is checked for compatibility with the schema, and it it's not compatible, the append...

One of the main concerns developers have about impoementing Event Sourcing is so-called "eventual consistency". It means that when a system implements one or more query models either in ESDB using custom projections or in other databases using cat...

For temporal and bi-temporal models it would be beneficial to be able to read streams, as well as start subscriptions, using timestamps instead of positions. It would allow answering questions "what happened after that date and time, before this d...

ESDB currently allows filtered subscriptions to $all. The idea is to support filtered reads from $all, from streams, as well as filtered catch-up subscriptions to streams.

Current implementation of read-only replicas require them to be connected to the cluster. It means that every new replica adds some overhead to the operational cluster nodes, particularly its leader. It creates limitation of the feature as one mig...

Move custom and standard projections to Connectors.

Focus on removing linkto eventsIncludes sequence numbers$allcategoryguarantees on write (optional consistency) from a client perspective also defined by user?

Consider allowing read only replicas to connect to single node deployments. Currently, this is not possible because replication is disabled on single node databases.

Seems like persistent subscriptions aim to solve two problems: Server-side checkpointing for use cases when events are being forwarded to a place that doesn't have the ability to store checkpoints (message brokers), or users just don't want to dea...

Substantial population of developers use Apple computers with ARM chip, and they currently cannot run ESDB locally even in Docker. We do have an "alpha" image but nobody gives any guarantees that everything works there. By providing a supported im...