Hexagonal Architecture in AWS

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Hexagonal Architecture in AWS

The hexagonal architecture pattern (aka ports and adapters pattern) was introduced by Dr. Alistair Cockburn in 2005. It decouples business logic from external components like databases and UIs, allowing systems to adapt easily to technology changes without impacting core logic.

In this loosely coupled architecture, the application communicates with external components via ports, and adapters translate the technical exchanges with these components.

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