abp-framework-patterns

ABP Framework provides built-in multi-tenancy support through its modular architecture. Configure tenant resolution, set up isolated data contexts, and use ABP's multi-tenancy middleware to automatically route requests and manage data isolation across tenants in your SaaS product.

ABP Framework integrates DDD through entities, aggregate roots, repositories, and domain services. Define your domain model using these abstractions, implement business logic in domain services, and let ABP's repository pattern handle data access while maintaining domain boundaries and consistency.

Create entities and aggregate roots, then generate repositories, application services, DTOs, validators, and permission definitions using ABP's scaffolding templates. The framework generates ready-to-use code conforming to repository, unit-of-work, and application service orchestration patterns automatically.

Yes. ABP Framework enforces modularity through its module system, enabling you to partition your application into reusable, independently deployable modules with defined dependencies. Each module encapsulates entities, services, and permissions, promoting separation of concerns and easier maintenance.

ABP Framework includes distributed event publishing and background job execution capabilities. Implement event handlers for asynchronous processing, schedule background jobs for long-running tasks, and use ABP's event bus to coordinate module communication across your enterprise application.

ABP Framework tightly integrates with Entity Framework Core through its data access layer. Use ABP's repository abstraction with EF Core DbContexts, automatic unit-of-work management, and built-in support for soft deletes, auditing, and multi-tenancy at the database level.