DDD Strategic Design with Spring Boot
summary
A concrete Spring Boot demo landscape of five apps (credit application, scoring, credit agency, customer, customer-contact) runs on Cloud Foundry and shows patterns you can spot in code: a Hessian/REST-backed shared kernel between scoring and credit agency, a tiny mapping anti-corruption layer between customer and credit application, Redis-published domain events and a Spring Cloud Stream + Rabbit variant that implements separate ways with an Atom feed fallback. Code is on GitHub under Apache 2 and the demo exposes a conformist trap that forces downstream model changes.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:20Disclaimer
- 2:10Context Map
- 4:00Bounded Context
- 12:17Context Maps
- 14:18Patterns
- 18:18Customer Supplier
- 21:05AntiCorruption
- 22:02Separate Ways
- 23:16Open Host Service
- 24:00Demo
- 26:40Integration
- 27:18Code
- 31:25Scoring Service
- 37:24Analysis
- 41:07Alternative Approach
- 44:51Best Practice
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