Added event store session to SQLite event store - #313
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That ensures that connection is reused during command handling and that operations are serialized not causing concurrency issues.
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Benchmark results on my local (not so fast) box: Reading events 5,826 ops/sec
Aggregating stream 7,702 ops/sec
Appending events 1,486 ops/sec
Command handling 447 ops/sec
1000 sequential appends 1,132 ops/sec
1000 sequential command handling 198 ops/sec
1000 concurrent appends to unique streams 5,678 ops/sec
1000 concurrent command handling on unique streams 2,376 ops/sec |
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That ensures the connection is reused during command handling and that operations are serialised, preventing concurrency issues.
Added execution guards to make execution handling easier based on the task processor.
@SamHatoum @davecosec @LuccaHellriegel FYI