January 2019 Meeting - Domain-driven design (DDD) in Azure

Domain Driven Design in Azure

It’s been almost 15 years since Domain Driven Design was published. It was well received at the time, and still is one of the better books on architecture and design. However, despite being a more or less ubiquitous design philosophy, it’s less well known among younger developers. As technology has changed, the concepts of Domain Driven Design are still applicable. Azure presents a specific challenge for DDD, as the hardest work in design is at the boundary between two different domains, and a lot of .Net Core and Azure code is written to work at those boundary points. We’ll have a crash course in DDD for developers who may have never had a chance to explore the topic and well explore some concepts like writing software at the boundaries of domains, how to define limited domains for Web Functions, and other special considerations for coding at the edges in Azure and .Net Core.

Speaker - Aaron Petry

Aaron Petry is a principle consultant with Improving and has been working in development for over 20 years. He is particularly passionate about design and architecture of a system. He’s worked with .Net since version 1.1. Most recently he’s been working with ASP.Net Core and Azure.