Shrinking transactional Boundaries: Domain-Driven Design for High Traffic Scenarios - Robert Baelde @KanDDDinsky
Shrinking transactional Boundaries: Domain-Driven Design for High Traffic Scenarios - Robert Baelde @KanDDDinsky
Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Learn how to use Domain-Driven Design to handle high traffic scenarios by shrinking transactional boundaries. In this talk, we'll discuss what transactional boundaries are, how to identify them, and practical strategies for reducing them by examining how domains would work without computers. Whether you're an architect or an engineer, you'll gain valuable insights into building scalable and performant systems.
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