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RESTful SOA or Domain-Driven Design - A Compromise?

Presented by Vaughn Vernon on Jan 26, 2011 Length 01:00:52     Download: MP3
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Enterprise Architecture,
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Domain-Driven Design ,
QCon San Francisco 2010 ,
SOA ,
REST ,
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Summary
Vaughn Vernon advocates using DDD’s strategic modeling patterns when integrating services in a RESTful SOA implementation, avoiding one of SOA’s pitfalls: focusing on services rather than the domain.

Bio
Vaughn Vernon is an independent consultant with more than 26 years of experience as a software developer, architect, and designer. He has conceptualized and developed several software development tools, including DomainMETHOD, a DSL supporting rapid design and generation of domain models based on the patterns of domain-driven design. You can reference more of his work at www.shiftmethod.com.

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  • This article is part of a featured topic series on SOA
This is a most valuable input to our systems design challenge by Tormod Varhaugvik Posted
Re: This is a most valuable input to our systems design challenge by Vaughn Vernon Posted
Brilliant !! by Sairam Ramachandran Posted
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    This is a most valuable input to our systems design challenge

    by Tormod Varhaugvik

    I have written a blog on how nicely this fits with our target environment.
    Thank you.
    tormodv.blogspot.com/2011/02/comment-on-restful...

    - Tormod

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    Re: This is a most valuable input to our systems design challenge

    by Vaughn Vernon

    Thanks for your positive feedback. Glad you enjoyed the presentation and can benefit from the concepts. True, the DDD patterns can be applied outside a REST environment, and they often are.

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    Brilliant !!

    by Sairam Ramachandran

    Thank you for such a useful presentation. This filled my gap in understanding how exactly DDD fits in a REST based SOA architecture. In my experience in the industry, very few people get DDD, let alone use it efficiently in their designs, more so given the SOA centric design practices, forgetting the value of a well thought out domain model. Hopefully this changes soon.

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