software
DDD
Domain-Driven Design
Definition
DDD is a software design approach that models complex domains by aligning code structure with business concepts using a shared ubiquitous language between developers and domain experts. Key patterns include Bounded Contexts (explicit boundaries around domain models), Aggregates (consistency boundaries), and Domain Events.
DDD provides the conceptual framework behind microservice boundaries and event-driven architectures.
Can this ship? Are we exposed? Can you prove it?
Every CISO is asking these three questions. We answer them with facts, not guesses, from repository to runtime.