In this article, Christopher Laine explores the use of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in the context of Microservices architecture. He reflects on the evolution of DDD since Eric Evans first published his book on the topic, highlights its continued relevance in todays software development landscape, and stresses the importance of applying it in a manner that is appropriate to the specific needs of a Microservices-based system. Laine argues that DDD helps to reduce the complexity, increase maintainability and scalability, and support the evolution of Microservices-based systems over time.
