Lazy_Player82

Hi, HN.

Recently, I've been obsessing about decoupling timing in DDD.

No matter how much I think about it, I feel like I won't find the answer till I actually go through it. So I'm looking for other perspectives.

If you are someone who maintains application designed with DDD, and traffic of one domain starts getting higher, when do you decide it's time to separate by control plane / data plane?

Do you treat this as an architectural concern from the beginning, or does it usually emerge later as the system grows?

I'm curious how people here make that call in real.

Hi HN,

Even with a decent CI/CD pipeline, I still find that the first 10-15 min after a production deploy are strangely manual.

the build passed, the deploy succeded, but there is still a gap where i don't really know yet whether the change is actually behaving correctly in prod.

MOST OF THE TIME THIS TUNRS INTO SOME COMBINATIION OF:

- watching dashboard

- checking recent error logs

- waiting to see if alerts fire

- deciding whether to leave it alone or investigate further

I'm curious how other teams handlet this moment.

Do you mostly rely on manual observation here, or do you have some lightweight way to verify production behavior right after deploy?

I'm interested in workflows that don't require a heavy observability stack.