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If a search service does more than search, this is a problem to be solved, not a property to be accommodated in a naming scheme. One of the core purposes of a s
by preseinger 4y ago
If a search service does more than search, this is a problem to be solved, not a property to be accommodated in a naming scheme. One of the core purposes of a service oriented architecture is to define and enforce bounded contexts. Purpose-driven names reinforce that goal.
- stevebmark 4y agoDDD is a poison to the mind and business growth. Keep the domain at the user configuration level where possible, not locked in to service design. Build domain agnostic, functionality based services. You shouldn't need to channel engineering to iterate on your business model. In the context of naming services it's even worse, trying to name services after significant domains in your business is an even stronger lock-in of temporary business concepts to service design. It's a poisonous coupling.
- preseinger 4y agoNah. The "service architecture" is literally dictated by the business. DDD is a way to model that reality.