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Domain events inside a monolith: why use them and what are the pitfalls?

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#monoliths#ddd#events#decoupling
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Answer

They decouple modules: one module publishes an event (“OrderPlaced”) and others react without tight coupling. Pitfalls: deciding sync vs async handling, avoiding doing heavy work inside the same transaction, and ensuring handlers are reliable and idempotent (events can be retried or processed twice).

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