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Replying to @metapgmr
@metapgmr @trondhjort @udidahan @clemensv @jeppec not to mention integration with existing system & external services
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@arnonrgo Extrnal integration can be handled from within a service, using an AC from DDD. @metapgmr @UdiDahan @clemensv @jeppec
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@trondhjort @metapgmr @udidahan @clemensv @jeppec yes but configuration in something like Fuse with Camel can be simpler and more maininable
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@arnonrgo Sounds like an AC layer. :-) Maybe even with its own state. @metapgmr @UdiDahan @clemensv @jeppec
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@trondhjort @metapgmr @udidahan @clemensv @jeppec Also sounds like an ESB :) (which it is)
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@arnonrgo Yes. That is where we use and will continue use it, within a service boundary. @metapgmr @UdiDahan @clemensv @jeppec
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@trondhjort @arnonrgo @metapgmr @UdiDahan @clemensv and CAN Service be autonomous and encapsulate their own data/logic
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@jeppec @trondhjort @metapgmr @udidahan @clemensv to be handled somewhere (infra/services/ ESB..)
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@arnonrgo @jeppec @trondhjort @metapgmr @UdiDahan how is an orchestrator not a service in its own right?
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@clemensv @arnonrgo @trondhjort @metapgmr @UdiDahan IMO it is. The orchestration needs to belong inside a service or be the service
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Replying to @jeppec
@jeppec @clemensv @arnonrgo @trondhjort @metapgmr @UdiDahan I never understood why anything was supposed to be special about those services

Aug 25, 2014 路 8:36 PM UTC
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