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Best of both worlds: using relational storage and the DDD event store together
How Spreadshirt used Atomikos to migrate away from the JEE app server
Why LVM (insurance) uses Atomikos
Credit for the survey is due to Zero Turnaround
Credit for the survey is due to Zero Turnaround