Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in AWS. Find Your Business Domains.

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Amazon SNS

When you start defining "Core Domains and Subsequent Domains" the question that usually arises is how to manage requests between domains.To do this, we'll look at options for using AWS services for how domains can be implemented. Containerisation or serverless diagram of such solutions would rather be a 'modern architecture' than a good old-fashioned network and virtual machine deployment diagram. The advantage of these solutions is that the diagram itself helps to actually outline, what the logical functionality is, since we can be more expressive and fine-grained with resource usage. The undisputed king of serverless computing platforms has been AWS LambdaAWS Lambda for several years now. It satisfies all the aforementioned conditions and can be used in a number of languages/implementations, including TypeScript. Other viable options might include some of the more well-known container services such as AWS ECS or AWS EKS wrapped Fargate. However, they require considerably more setup and configuration, and also require that containerization actually takes place. It doesn't mean that containerisation is bad, in general containerisation can be good, it all depends on your development idea whether it's refactoring into microservices or starting a new application. If you need Eventing then here it is Simple Notification Service (SNS). It is a push-based service, i.e. It automatically handles the distribution of the event to the recipients. SNS uses a pay-per-use model and it is essentially serverless as the only infrastructure you need is the SNS subject. The modern cloud is about using its own API products to expose its applications, rather than building something of its own with Fastify, Kong or the like. The API gateway acts as the only public interface connected to any other infrastructure, in our case primarily our Lambda compute functions, which will respond to paths defined in the gateway. In the case of AWS the service of interest, unsurprisingly, is called the AWS API Gateway.

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AWS Migration Hub

There is also AWS Migration Hub, it will help you in finding your domains and even offer AWS services that you can implement. This will help you to plan a refactoring or plan for migrating from your old OnPrem solutions to AWS with all modern solutions.

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AWS Lambda

When you start defining "Core Domains and Subsequent Domains" the question that usually arises is how to manage requests between domains.To do this, we'll look at options for using AWS services for how domains can be implemented. Containerisation or serverless diagram of such solutions would rather be a 'modern architecture' than a good old-fashioned network and virtual machine deployment diagram. The advantage of these solutions is that the diagram itself helps to actually outline, what the logical functionality is, since we can be more expressive and fine-grained with resource usage. The undisputed king of serverless computing platforms has been AWS LambdaAWS Lambda for several years now. It satisfies all the aforementioned conditions and can be used in a number of languages/implementations, including TypeScript. Other viable options might include some of the more well-known container services such as AWS ECS or AWS EKS wrapped Fargate. However, they require considerably more setup and configuration, and also require that containerization actually takes place. It doesn't mean that containerisation is bad, in general containerisation can be good, it all depends on your development idea whether it's refactoring into microservices or starting a new application. If you need Eventing then here it is Simple Notification Service (SNS). It is a push-based service, i.e. It automatically handles the distribution of the event to the recipients. SNS uses a pay-per-use model and it is essentially serverless as the only infrastructure you need is the SNS subject. The modern cloud is about using its own API products to expose its applications, rather than building something of its own with Fastify, Kong or the like. The API gateway acts as the only public interface connected to any other infrastructure, in our case primarily our Lambda compute functions, which will respond to paths defined in the gateway. In the case of AWS the service of interest, unsurprisingly, is called the AWS API Gateway.

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Amazon EKS

When you start defining "Core Domains and Subsequent Domains" the question that usually arises is how to manage requests between domains.To do this, we'll look at options for using AWS services for how domains can be implemented. Containerisation or serverless diagram of such solutions would rather be a 'modern architecture' than a good old-fashioned network and virtual machine deployment diagram. The advantage of these solutions is that the diagram itself helps to actually outline, what the logical functionality is, since we can be more expressive and fine-grained with resource usage. The undisputed king of serverless computing platforms has been AWS LambdaAWS Lambda for several years now. It satisfies all the aforementioned conditions and can be used in a number of languages/implementations, including TypeScript. Other viable options might include some of the more well-known container services such as AWS ECS or AWS EKS wrapped Fargate. However, they require considerably more setup and configuration, and also require that containerization actually takes place. It doesn't mean that containerisation is bad, in general containerisation can be good, it all depends on your development idea whether it's refactoring into microservices or starting a new application. If you need Eventing then here it is Simple Notification Service (SNS). It is a push-based service, i.e. It automatically handles the distribution of the event to the recipients. SNS uses a pay-per-use model and it is essentially serverless as the only infrastructure you need is the SNS subject. The modern cloud is about using its own API products to expose its applications, rather than building something of its own with Fastify, Kong or the like. The API gateway acts as the only public interface connected to any other infrastructure, in our case primarily our Lambda compute functions, which will respond to paths defined in the gateway. In the case of AWS the service of interest, unsurprisingly, is called the AWS API Gateway.

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Amazon ECS

When you start defining "Core Domains and Subsequent Domains" the question that usually arises is how to manage requests between domains.To do this, we'll look at options for using AWS services for how domains can be implemented. Containerisation or serverless diagram of such solutions would rather be a 'modern architecture' than a good old-fashioned network and virtual machine deployment diagram. The advantage of these solutions is that the diagram itself helps to actually outline, what the logical functionality is, since we can be more expressive and fine-grained with resource usage. The undisputed king of serverless computing platforms has been AWS LambdaAWS Lambda for several years now. It satisfies all the aforementioned conditions and can be used in a number of languages/implementations, including TypeScript. Other viable options might include some of the more well-known container services such as AWS ECS or AWS EKS wrapped Fargate. However, they require considerably more setup and configuration, and also require that containerization actually takes place. It doesn't mean that containerisation is bad, in general containerisation can be good, it all depends on your development idea whether it's refactoring into microservices or starting a new application. If you need Eventing then here it is Simple Notification Service (SNS). It is a push-based service, i.e. It automatically handles the distribution of the event to the recipients. SNS uses a pay-per-use model and it is essentially serverless as the only infrastructure you need is the SNS subject. The modern cloud is about using its own API products to expose its applications, rather than building something of its own with Fastify, Kong or the like. The API gateway acts as the only public interface connected to any other infrastructure, in our case primarily our Lambda compute functions, which will respond to paths defined in the gateway. In the case of AWS the service of interest, unsurprisingly, is called the AWS API Gateway.

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Amazon API Gateway

When you start defining "Core Domains and Subsequent Domains" the question that usually arises is how to manage requests between domains.To do this, we'll look at options for using AWS services for how domains can be implemented. Containerisation or serverless diagram of such solutions would rather be a 'modern architecture' than a good old-fashioned network and virtual machine deployment diagram. The advantage of these solutions is that the diagram itself helps to actually outline, what the logical functionality is, since we can be more expressive and fine-grained with resource usage. The undisputed king of serverless computing platforms has been AWS LambdaAWS Lambda for several years now. It satisfies all the aforementioned conditions and can be used in a number of languages/implementations, including TypeScript. Other viable options might include some of the more well-known container services such as AWS ECS or AWS EKS wrapped Fargate. However, they require considerably more setup and configuration, and also require that containerization actually takes place. It doesn't mean that containerisation is bad, in general containerisation can be good, it all depends on your development idea whether it's refactoring into microservices or starting a new application. If you need Eventing then here it is Simple Notification Service (SNS). It is a push-based service, i.e. It automatically handles the distribution of the event to the recipients. SNS uses a pay-per-use model and it is essentially serverless as the only infrastructure you need is the SNS subject. The modern cloud is about using its own API products to expose its applications, rather than building something of its own with Fastify, Kong or the like. The API gateway acts as the only public interface connected to any other infrastructure, in our case primarily our Lambda compute functions, which will respond to paths defined in the gateway. In the case of AWS the service of interest, unsurprisingly, is called the AWS API Gateway.

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