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What role does Domain-Driven Design (DDD) play in microservices architecture?

Domain-Driven Design (DDD) helps structure microservices around business domains. It

emphasizes:

  • Bounded Contexts: Microservices align with natural business boundaries.
  • Ubiquitous Language: Ensures a shared understanding of business concepts

across the team.

  • Aggregates: Group entities that are naturally consistent together under a single

service boundary.

  • Context Mapping: Defines how different microservices interact with each other.

DDD provides the foundation for designing and organizing microservices based on

real-world business requirements.

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