What is Factory in domain driven design?
A Factory is an object that has the sole responsibility to create other objects. Factories are definitely not unique to Domain Driven Design, but they do hold an important role within a Domain Driven Design project.
What is service domain?
A service domain provides some virtual services to guest domains on the system. Services might include a virtual switch, virtual disk, or virtual console service. Often the control domain hosts the console services, and thus is also a service domain.
When to use domain services in a business?
This is where domain services can be helpful. You can attribute to them any business decisions which require additional information from the external world and which cannot be made by entities and value objects because of that: The domain service here is a middle ground between impurity and the amount of complexity / business logic held.
How does Azure AD domain services work in Federated Directory?
To authenticate users via NTLM or Kerberos, Azure AD Domain Services needs access to the password hashes of user accounts. In a federated directory, password hashes aren’t stored in the Azure AD directory. Therefore, Azure AD Domain Services doesn’t work with such Azure AD directories.
What’s the difference between application services and domain services?
Domain services carry domain knowledge; application services don’t (ideally). Domain services hold domain logic that doesn’t naturally fit entities and value objects. Introduce domain services when you see that some logic cannot be attributed to an entity/value object because that would break their isolation. ← Domain model isolation
What do you need to know about Azure domain services?
Two Windows Server domain controllers (DCs) are then deployed into your selected Azure region. This deployment of DCs is known as a replica set. You don’t need to manage, configure, or update these DCs. The Azure platform handles the DCs as part of the managed domain, including backups and encryption at rest using Azure Disk Encryption.