Microservices ❤ Domain-Driven Design

Dear all!

We are really happy (and also quite a bit proud and excited 😊) to welcome Michael Plöd (https://twitter.com/bitboss), fellow at INNOQ, author of "Hands-on Domain-Driven Design - by example" and regular conference speaker as our next guest!

Michael's topic "Microservices ❤ Domain-Driven Design" perfectly fits to this exceptional joint meetup with Microservices Vienna (https://www.meetup.com/microservices-vienna/)! With this meetup we announce that the two groups join forces. This means: we share one common organiser team (https://www.meetup.com/ddd-vienna/members/?op=leaders) and we will whenever feasible share long-term sponsors.

Aside a most loyal Microservices Vienna sponsor S-IT (https://www.s-itsolutions.at/), we may now officially welcome trigo (https://www.trigo.at) and willhaben (https://www.willhaben.at) as long-term sponsors!

THANK YOU so much!

This is superawesome! You will help us to bring an (even more) exciting program to the meetup scene in Vienna. While we do NOT plan to merge the two groups (both are great in their own right), it does mean that we broaden the topics for Microservices Vienna a bit. We will continue to look into Microservices, but we will also look into Reactive Systems (https://www.reactivemanifesto.org/) and Distributed Systems in general. A new group name will reflect this: Microservices, Reactive and Distributed Systems Vienna! 😊 We are excited about the future ... ! IAnd if you are interested in these topics, too, just head over there and join the group now: https://www.meetup.com/microservices-vienna/

But, enough said about "internals"! It's really our guest Michael Plöd (INNOQ) which we want to see at the center of the upcoming meetup. Michael describes why Microservices love Domain-Driven Design:

"Without any doubt Eric Evans’ book “Domain Driven Design” is being considered as a “must have read” among many IT specialists from various domains. With the emergence of Microservices, Domain Driven Design has become more relevant than ever. This talk explains how the patterns and concepts of Domain Driven Design relate to Microservice architectures. We will see that Microservices are not only about Bounded Contexts and that there is much more to Domain Driven Design than Entities and Aggregates. In addition to that I will show how Domain Driven Design will help you to structure and model your Microservices in terms of granularity, business context and interface design (just to name a few). Finally, we will look into migrating existing monolithic applications with the help of patterns laid out in DDD."

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Michael currently works as a Principal Consultant for innoQ in Germany. He is a Domain-Driven Design practitioner since 2005 and looks back to over 15 years of hands-on consulting experience. In addition to that Michael is a regular and award winning speaker at national and international conferences. In his private life he loves photography, vinyl, concerts, heavy rock music and pug dogs.

Thank you RIAT for hosting us and serving us free beer and beverages!
Thank you S-IT, trigo and willhaben for sponsoring all event costs!

Last not least, you bet, our sponsors would love to hire YOU! :-)

https://www.s-itsolutions.at/de/karriere/wir-suchen/offene-stellen
https://www.trigo.at/we-are-hiring
https://jobsbei.willhaben.at

We are looking forward to meet you!
Martin, Angela, Gottfried, Fabian, Andy, Paul, Daniel, Hans and Christoph.