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vladikk.com
I've always considered Domain-Driven Design's Bounded Context as a guideline for defining the boundaries of Microservices. I was wrong. Not only is this heuristic flawed, but Bounded Contexts are the exact opposite of Microservices! To explain this point of view, I'll start with a quick refresh of what Bounded Contexts are; then I'll discuss the relationship between Bounded Contexts and Microservices. |
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www.e4developer.com
Discussing seven most important skills to become proficient microservices developer. Architecture Knowledge, Domain Modelling, Devops and more... |
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martinfowler.com
Don't try to build a single, unified model for a large domain. Instead DDD advises us to divide such a domain into many bounded contexts with explicit relationships between them. |
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stackchief.com
With the explosion in serverless architecture and cloud computing, do frameworks like Spring Boot and Java stand a chance in the future? |
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