BUILDING SCALABLE BUSINESS DOMAIN TRUST

Abstract

This thesis discusses a minimized number of concepts necessary for creating stateful, asynchronous, and scalable software applications that implement a subject domain. It is shown how domain driven design can be implemented using a minimized set of interfaces and architecture patterns. Further, it is shown how high-level business logic can be exposed as an HTTP service. This is achieved by reviewing requirements, design, and implementation details for shared control of an organizational data structure - a tree. Tree data specific as well as general business logic such as synchronization is identified and testing results are explored. Extensibility design is proposed.