The AdventureWorks databases are sample databases that were originally published by Microsoft to show how to design a SQL Server database using SQL Server 2008. AdventureWorks is a fictious manufacturer and reseller of bicycles and related accessories.
This repo holds a range of .NET microservice applications that implement the business domain of AdventureWorks. The principles of microservice application architecture and Domain Driven Design (DDD) are considered in the implementation.
| Image | Status |
|---|---|
| Basket API |  |
| Customer API |  |
| Identity Server |  |
| Product API |  |
| Reference Data API |  |
| Sales Order API |  |
| Sales Person API |  |
The principles of microservice application architecture and Domain Driven Design (DDD) are considered in the implementation.
The following microservice architecture principles are taken into account:
- Each microservice is autonomous and independently deployable
- Each microservice has its own data store
- Service boundaries must be well defined
- A microservice holds its own cache of a subset of data that is owned by another microservice to increase performance and availability
- Interservice communication happens asynchronously as much as possible
The following principles of Domain Driven Design are taken into account:
- The business domain is decomposed into Bounded Contexts (or subdomains)
- The language and terms that describe a bounded context are also used in the application code. This is referred to as Ubiquitous Language.