Visual Studio Solution

When you open the solution AAF.sln, you will be able to see the next structure in Solution Explorer

AAF.sln / Visual Studio Solution

On first glance, you can see four separate blocks. They represent the logical separation in terms of responsibility in the system. So, there is:

• Building Blocks

• Infrastructure

• Services

• Web Apps

In the next diagram, you can see dependency between block and projects:

dependency

Building Block

Building Block represents the Kernel of the AAF system, which contains the two project Applicita.AAF.SharedKernel and Applicita.AAF.SharedKernel.Messaging. The Applicita.AAF.SharedKernel contains elements which represent the Core of DDD domain alongside with elements what using for support rest of systems like extensions methods, security parts, and general utilities. The project Applicita.AAF.SharedKernel.Messaging only contains the contact which is used for asynchrony communication between microservices.

Infrastructure

The infrastructure contains the build and releases definitions which represent the YAML definitions for each deployment target. More about YAML Azure Dev Ops definitions you can find on next link.

Services

The services containing the Microservice API projects, alongside with unit test projects. Currently, we are running 5 microservices which each of them represents own domain:

• Applicita.AAF.AuditService (Audit Trail Management)

• Applicita.AAF.IdentityService (Authentication & Authorization, User, Permissions and Role Management)

• Applicita.AAF.NotificationService (Notification Management)

• Applicita.AAF.SupportingService (Bug Reporting and Support Management)

• Applicita.AAF.TenantService (Tenant Management)

The Applicita.AAF.NotificationService is still in development and it's not ready for use.

Web Apps

Web Apps represent the angular frontend client application and contain only HTML, TS and SCSS files.