Marketplace by APIs: Product Thinking, Integration Patterns & Platform Evolution
summary
Marketplace runs as an API-first domain products platform where listing, software, maker and data-exposure domains are treated as products with documented contracts and SLOs, handling surprisingly high API volume despite a front-end experience. Front ends use GraphQL Node BFFs to orchestrate calls across domains, while a dedicated gateway enforces dynamic guardrails (ASAP service auth, session and token schemes, rate limits, circuit breakers). Migration from a decade-old monolith uses an anti-corruption layer and extensible primitives like the hosting-type primitive (server, data center, cloud, FedRAMP).
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Atlassian Marketplace intro
- 5:11Domain-driven architecture
- 11:45Integration patterns BFFs & gateway
- 16:18Platform evolution cases
- 20:50Key takeaways
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