Questions tagged [modular-monolith]

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Cross module communication in modular monolith

I have been learning about modular monolith project structure in this article: https://codewithmukesh.com/blog/modular-architecture-in-aspnet-core Most of it makes sense to me but something I don't quite get is: Cross Module communication can…
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Modules Communication in Modulare Monolith architecture

I'm currently looking how to build a Modular Monolith application using DDD principles here a good blog that explain the concept. Let's imagine I want my modules to communicate using direct call trough an injected interface/service by…
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Domain Driven Design in Modular Monolith - how would you organize your code based on the given example?

I am curious how you would approach it. Imagine that you operate in the domain of Bikes selling. After workshops with the domain experts, you identified several subdomains (coarse-grained): At the next workshop (fine-grained) you spotted that there…
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UnitOfWork pattern in Modular Monolith - working of few DbContext at the same time

I am working on project built around modular monolith. I have separated DbContexts into modules, UnitOfWork pattern as well (hopefully). I have a problem with saving to database. System works only on last registered DbContext and doesnt see the…
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what is the difference between service oriented architecture and modular monolithic

What is the difference between service-oriented architecture and modular monolithic architecture? In service-oriented architecture, there is a concept called a service. Is a service the same as a module in modular monolithic architecture?
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Modular Monolith DB relations

Let's assume we have a modular monolith architecture with 2 modules A and B both relying on two separate DB schemas. If module A needs data from module B, he will get it through a communication canal (synchronous or asynchronous), but never querying…