184: Business-Driven Design

Simplifying design base on business outcomes and reducing operational costs with Event-Driven Architectures

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Off Topic: Simplifying Design and Boosting Operational Efficiency

A sequence of events captures temporal behavior, driving event-driven streaming systems. Evaluating this architecture involves many considerations. Events start as atomic and trigger reactionary callbacks or functions, raising many questions. Is ordering important? How to ensure transactionality? How to trust execution, security, lineage, and origin? Event-Driven Architecture is a tremendous advantage from a business perspective, as it allows us to identify patterns and stay informed. It will enable everyone to be responsible for the entire system and decouples the business infrastructure. Event modeling reduces design complexity and increases operational efficiency.

[^]: Implementing Domain-Driven Design

Current Work: Business-Driven Design

Design should focus on flexibility over aesthetics. Premature decisions about application structure should be avoided. Decisions should be made based on business relevance. Good Design, not personal preference, should be used. Refactoring can provide insights into a problem. Apply refactoring before adding new features to the code base. 

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