Domain-Driven Design

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Definition

Software development approach that focuses on modeling software to match business domains. Like designing software to mirror how the actual business operates.

Real-World Example

Enterprise applications use domain-driven design to ensure the software structure reflects real business processes and terminology.

Cloud Provider Equivalencies

Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a software design approach, not a cloud provider service. It can be applied on any cloud using common building blocks (APIs, databases, messaging, and microservices) to align software structure with business domains.

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