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The concept of resource ownership is a powerful one. But for it to work, things need to complain if multiple things say they own the same resource, e.g. a Kafka topic.
If two services say they own a topic - that's bad, only one can.
If two aggregates say they own a topic - that's also bad.
More of a grey area is when a service, and its parent aggregate say they own a topic, which is currently normal practice. More thought needed on that...
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The concept of resource ownership is a powerful one. But for it to work, things need to complain if multiple things say they own the same resource, e.g. a Kafka topic.
If two services say they own a topic - that's bad, only one can.
If two aggregates say they own a topic - that's also bad.
More of a grey area is when a service, and its parent aggregate say they own a topic, which is currently normal practice. More thought needed on that...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: