In a landscape of scaling domain complexity and evolving responsibilities, organizations often grapple with the question of whether to adopt microservices. The ubiquity of Big Ball of Mud (BBOM) monoliths has reshaped the conversation, challenging conventional notions of system design. However, the deployment strategy for bounded contexts remains elusive.
How to split it right by avoiding the pitfalls of a distributed big ball of mud ? How to ensure the cohesion and consistency of our bounded-contexts ? How to reduce coupling between them ? How to deal with the growing complexity of your system ? How to survive beyond our modeling debt and take control back ?
Discover the Hive architecture style, a tactical approach that enables you to cope your strategic challenges and align your software business core with your context map. This pattern decouples your deployment strategy from your strategic design, adhering to the principle of “Model once, Deploy as you wish”. By rationalizing the relationship between bounded-contexts and services, the Hive pattern will bring you a supple and scalable design that stands resilient in the face of evolving challenges for brown or greenfield products.