kata-event-storm

To discover domain events and bounded contexts, use an event storming workflow to translate business behavior into a chronological timeline of events, commands, and aggregates. This process systematically reduces ambiguity in complex business features for reliable system modeling.

Event storming for DDD modeling is a discovery technique that translates business behavior into an event-driven design. It identifies domain events, commands, aggregates, automatic policies, and bounded-context boundaries to produce an integration-ready catalog for downstream documentation.

You map domain events to CloudEvents type conventions by cataloging them according to Guardia CloudEvents module specifications. This produces a catalog with initial data-shape expectations and explicit idempotency requirements suitable for downstream docs generation.

Yes, you can use event storming for early-stage architectural discovery and system integration. It identifies external systems, read models, and hotspots while enforcing explicit idempotency requirements to produce an integration-ready design catalog.

Yes, domain-driven event modeling requires explicit idempotency requirements and complete hotspot documentation. These constraints ensure the discovered bounded contexts, aggregates, and policies form a reliable, integration-ready catalog for downstream system integration.

The best way to document aggregates, policies, and bounded contexts is generating a complete discovery catalog from an event storming workflow. This catalog maps domain events to CloudEvents types and captures architecture clarity artifacts like hotspots and external system boundaries.