
DDD series: Bounded Context integration II - Technical integration
Integrating Bounded Contexts means respecting their autonomy, with no code dependencies between them. We'll explore technical strategies and their trade-offs.
Ideas, learnings, and reflections from my experience building software

Integrating Bounded Contexts means respecting their autonomy, with no code dependencies between them. We'll explore technical strategies and their trade-offs.

In this post we'll see how to create a Context Map, which shows the technical and organizational relationships between Bounded Contexts.

Each subdomain has its own model. Domain-Driven Design suggests encapsulating each model within a Bounded Context to protect its integrity.

Domain Driven Design or DDD is a software development philosophy that helps teams build and maintain software for complex domains.

Domain events model business facts explicitly. They are key to coordinating aggregates, integrating Bounded Contexts and scaling systems.

When we write our tests we usually use real examples of the desired behavior so that they are easy to understand.