Framework conditions

Target and Objective

The Domain Driven Architecture is organized in useful building blocks for IT-Systems. These building blocks we will form as feature documentation.

IT-company, IT Architects, developers and product owners.

Change History: The change history will contain the features history and description for feature doc releases.
Scope: Target, intended reader and usage context.
Analysis: Concepts and remarkable informations on the way to get a better understanding of the problem to solve.
Requirements: There are two important elements in the requirements part.
- On the one hand the requirements itself, which are reflecting the stakeholder's demand.
- On the other hand, there is the history of requirements - who took the decision, what where the reasons.
Architecture: Architecture decomposes the problem described in requirements. Elements described in this part will be referred in requirements part to classify requirements and in realization part for implementing described concepts.
Realization: There are four intended reader types for realization documentation:
- Software Developers
- Product Owner
- System Users
- System Operators