banking-architect

Saga orchestration for banking features is designed by crafting saga steps and defining integration touchpoints across core, domain, experience, and app layers. This ensures multi-tenancy, compliance, and data ledger considerations are enforced across the ecosystem.

Deciding service placement across core, domain, experience, and app layers requires evaluating strategic architectural guidance and alignment with framework conventions. This determines the correct layer for features involving core banking, domain lending, and experience journeys.

Saga orchestration in banking architecture coordinates distributed transactions across service layers and multiple repositories. It is needed when designing features that require consistent data ledger updates, compliance auditing, and multi-tenancy enforcement across integration points.

Structuring integration points across banking repositories involves defining connections among approximately 55 repositories within the Firefly ecosystem. It requires documenting guardrails for cross-layer reflexive method generation to maintain architectural alignment.

Domain-driven design works with multi-tenancy and compliance by enforcing these considerations directly within architecture decisions. It aligns service placement and saga steps with framework conventions to ensure data ledger integrity across all layers.