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performance suggestions on Aggregate root containing thousands of child entities

Look at a UATableViewController in iOS. I have used them for thousands of rows. Here’s how it works: You write a method that returns the number of objects in a table, and one that returns the number ...
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performance suggestions on Aggregate root containing thousands of child entities

I am not there at the level of CQRS + DDD yet as I am yet to understand nuances in DDD itself. You're not at the level of DDD yet, a design concept, but you're already trying to lock down the ...
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performance suggestions on Aggregate root containing thousands of child entities

This seems to me to be a problem in your domain model, rather than any technical challenge. However, because the model is inaccurate, you're having problems at the technical layer. The question needs ...
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Why do I need an authorisation server if my micro services can validate JWTs directly?

One potential drawback of this approach is that when there is a security patch in the library that handles JWT tokens, you have to update each and every service on each and every server. For a simple ...
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Why do I need an authorisation server if my micro services can validate JWTs directly?

Is this a valid approach? Yes, what you propose is a valid approach. Because authorization data is encoded into the JWT, decentralized authorization checks is a use-case that JWTs are specifically ...
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