use-cases-and-orchestration

Service orchestration coordinates multiple services to implement application-level workflows by encapsulating business logic in a single use case struct. You inject required services as dependencies and call the Execute method with context and request data.

Domain-driven design in service orchestration focuses on user actions and domain models rather than HTTP operations. This approach encapsulates business logic and orchestration in a single place to align application workflows with domain boundaries.

Dependency injection allows passing services as dependencies when constructing a use case struct, enhancing modularity. This structure requires services with clear interfaces for execution and validation to facilitate composable authentication capabilities.

Yes, implementing application-level business scenarios is achieved by coordinating multiple services through service orchestration. You define a use case struct, inject the required services, and execute the workflow with necessary context.

Yes, service orchestration requires services with clear interfaces for execution and validation. This explicit structure is designed to facilitate composable authentication capabilities and ensure modular business logic encapsulation.