itsm-backend-guide

To structure a Go backend for ITSM, use a layered architecture with controllers, services, Ent-based data layers, and DTOs to ensure consistency and testability. This pattern separates business logic from data access and API routing.

Handling transactions and tenancy in an Ent-backed Go service requires recipe-driven workflows for schema changes and tenant isolation. This approach enforces best practices for secure, auditable data access across multiple tenants.

Implement DTO validation and error handling in a Gin application by defining structured data transfer objects and passing them through service layers. This ensures consistent validation and proper logging before Ent ORM processes the data.

Yes, this backend guide supports code generation for Ent schemas as part of its core features. It provides clear steps for database schema changes and enforces best practices for generating maintainable code structures.

Yes, you can use this architecture to add audit trails to ITSM modules. The guide enforces best practices for audit trails within the Ent-backed backend, ensuring scalable and secure service operations.

You need DTOs in a layered Go backend architecture to transfer data between controllers and services consistently. They enable standardized validation and decouple your API request structures from the Ent ORM database models.