From Monolith to Cloud-Ready Microservice Architecture with DDD
summary
The talk explains how Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Event Storming were used to split a 25+-year-old monolithic application into cloud-ready microservices. It covers both the technical decomposition into clean domains and the organizational mindset changes required, plus challenges faced and the presenters’ envisioned microservice architecture.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:00Eventim overview
- 7:17DDD basics
- 9:24Domain Storytelling
- 11:52Event Storming
- 13:56Domains to microservices
- 16:27Migration implementation
- 19:14Testing cloud readiness
- 20:20Next steps challenges
- 22:14Q&A
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