LLD - Advanced LLD ConceptsHow would you combine Domain-Driven Design with Event-Driven Architecture to handle order processing in an e-commerce system?AUse Aggregates to enforce business rules and publish domain events asynchronously for other componentsBUse Repositories to send events directly to external systemsCUse Services to store events in the database onlyDUse Value Objects to trigger external API calls synchronouslyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Role of Aggregates in DDDAggregates enforce business rules and maintain consistency.Step 2: Integrate with Event-Driven ArchitectureAggregates publish domain events asynchronously to notify other parts of the system.Final Answer:Use Aggregates to enforce business rules and publish domain events asynchronously for other components -> Option AQuick Check:Aggregates + async domain events = correct integration [OK]Quick Trick: Aggregates publish events; other parts react asynchronously [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESMaking Repositories send events directlyUsing Services only for event storageTriggering external calls from Value Objects
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