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docs/getting-started/use-cases/mix-and-match-database/explanation.md

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Traditionally, systems use a single relational database for all operations and it is not simple or reliable to push updates to other data stores.
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. To distribute data across multiple databases, developers typically implement synchronization mechanisms like:
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To distribute data across multiple databases, developers typically implement synchronization mechanisms like:
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- **Manual synchronization and ETL jobs** to periodically replicate data.
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- **Message brokers** (e.g., Kafka, RabbitMQ) that propagate updates to various services.

docs/getting-started/use-cases/mix-and-match-database/tutorial-1.md

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In this section, you will start a GitHub Codespaces session in your browser.
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GitHub Codespaces provides an instant and preconfigured development environment all within your browser. This environment contains all the tools and code to complete this tutorial. To learn more about Github Codespaces, [click here](https://github.com/features/codespaces).
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GitHub Codespaces provides an instant and preconfigured development environment all within your browser. This environment contains all the tools and code to complete this tutorial. To learn more about Github Codespaces, [click here](https://github.com/features/codespaces).
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You will then initialize KurrentDB by appending sample events that mimic an e-commerce application. The events are appended using a data generator program.
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5. Wait for your Codespace to build. This can take up to a few minutes.
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![KurrentDB Admin UI Dashboard](images/admin-ui.png =300x)
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![KurrentDB Admin UI Dashboard](images/admin-ui.png =300x)
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## Step 3: Browse Sample Events in KurrentDB's Admin UI
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2. You should see an ordered list of the appended events associated with two distinct, virtual shopping carts.
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In KurrentDB, events for each shopping cart are appended to a stream like `cart-2fbe05d1dcf043d782ea24923298ae3a`, where `2fbeone05d1dcf043d782ea24923298ae3a` is the cart's unique ID.
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In KurrentDB, events for each shopping cart are appended to a stream like `cart-2fbe05d1dcf043d782ea24923298ae3a`, where `2fbeone05d1dcf043d782ea24923298ae3a` is the cart's unique ID.
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| `VisitorStartedShopping` | When a visitor starts shopping and a cart is created. |
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| `CustomerStartedShopping` | When a known customer starts shopping and a cart is associated with their ID. |
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| `CartShopperGotIdentified`| When a customer's identity is linked to a cart (e.g., a visitor logged in) |
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| `ItemGotAdded` | When an item is added to the cart, including details like quantity, price, and tax. |
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| `ItemGotRemoved` | When an item is removed from the cart, including the quantity removed. |
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| `CartGotCheckedOut` | When a cart is checked out and converted into an order. |
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| `VisitorStartedShopping` | When a visitor starts shopping and a cart is created. |
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| `CustomerStartedShopping` | When a known customer starts shopping and a cart is associated with their ID. |
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| `CartShopperGotIdentified`| When a customer's identity is linked to a cart (e.g., a visitor logged in) |
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| `ItemGotAdded` | When an item is added to the cart, including details like quantity, price, and tax. |
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| `ItemGotRemoved` | When an item is removed from the cart, including the quantity removed. |
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| `CartGotCheckedOut` | When a cart is checked out and converted into an order. |
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What were the quantities of each product in the shopping carts before they were abandoned?
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