CQRS

CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) is a design approach in software development that separates the actions of changing data ("commands") from the actions of reading data ("queries"). This means that different parts of a system handle updates and retrievals, allowing each to be optimized independently. For example, when you update a record, it goes to one process; when you view data, it goes to another. This separation improves performance, scalability, and security, especially in complex or large-scale applications, by ensuring that the system efficiently manages both actions without interference.