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Software designDistributed systemsSoftware architectureEvent-driven systems and messagingMicroservices and monoliths
Derek Comartin explains how to design a modular, loosely coupled monolith using event-driven architecture to avoid a big ball of mud.
Microservices has been the buzz-word architecture for years now. However, a loosely coupled monolith can better suited in a many situations, especially with smaller teams working on larger systems. Monolithic architecture does not need to be a big ball of mud. Here's how to create a loosely coupled monolith using even-driven architecture. 🔔 Subscribe: youtube.com/channel/UC3RKA4vunFAfrfxiJhPEplw?sub_confirmatio… 💥 Join this channel to get access to source code & demos! youtube.com/channel/UC3RKA4vunFAfrfxiJhPEplw/join 🔥 Don't have the JOIN button? Support me on Patreon! patreon.com/codeopinion 📝 Blog: codeopinion.com/loosely-coupled-monolith/ 👋 Twitter: twitter.com/codeopinion ✨ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/dcomartin/ Creating a Loosely Coupled Monolith Bounded Context & Boundaries Dependencies between Boundaries Independent Databases (Non-shared) ASP.NET Core Message Broker Message Processor Process Flow Benefits & Drawbacks #eventdrivenarchitecture #monolith #microservicesWhat people say. Recommended as a clear, beginner-friendly introduction to building modular monoliths before jumping into microservices.
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