Domain-driven design
Ideal enterprise systems are tightly integrated and provide all business capabilities as a single unit that is optimized for a particular technology stack and hardware. Such monolithic systems often grow so complex over time that it becomes challenging to comprehend them as a single unit by a single team. Domain-driven design advocates disintegrating such systems into smaller modular components and assigning them to teams that focus on a single business capability in a bounded context (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-driven_design#Bounded_context). Once disintegrated, all such components are made a part of an automated continuous integration (CI) process to avoid any fragmentation. Since these components are built ...
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