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Using Domain Analysis to Model Microservices

Anjali Sharma answered on February 2, 2023 Popularity 3/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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    Microservices should be designed by business capabilities and should have loose coupling and autonomous services.

    ▪ We can change a particular microservices without affecting other services. Each service can be change independently.

    ▪ Domain-driven design (DDD) provides a set of methodology that we can follow the principles and create a well-designed microservices.

    ▪ Follow DDD-Bounded Context which following Context Mapping Pattern and decompose by sub domain models patterns.

    https://medium.com/design-and-tech-co/implementing-domain-driven-design-for-microservice-architecture-26eb0333d72e

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