2025
.NETMicroservicesDistributed SystemsE-CommerceBackend
ETradeMS
Developed an e-commerce management system exploring distributed architecture, service decomposition and scalable commerce workflows.
Services
Multi-Service
Modular decomposition across domains
Domain Coverage
Full Commerce Flow
Product, order and management logic
Architecture
Distributed
Microservice-oriented design exploration
OVERVIEW
What I built
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DECISIONS
Decisions & trade-offs
Microservice boundaries over monolithic simplicity
Prioritized microservice boundaries even when a monolith would be simpler to implement initially.
Domain isolation for long-term scalability
Separation of services favored over shared tightly-coupled modules to keep domains independently evolvable.
ARCHITECTURE
System design
Distributed service decomposition
Service boundaries defined around core commerce domains.
API communication patterns
Explored inter-service API communication and integration concerns.
Highlights
- Modeled product, order and commerce workflows
- Explored service-oriented architecture patterns
- Built modular backend components around distributed system principles
- Focused on scalable service boundaries and backend decomposition