Modulith Engineering Vision¶
Executive Summary¶
The engineering vision is to build Algosure as an enterprise-grade, domain-driven Spring Boot Modulith that faithfully implements the Blueprint before any microservice extraction is considered.
Why This Exists¶
Algosure is not generic tender software. It is an AI Digital Procurement Company made of Domains, Practices, Digital Professionals, AIOS, workflows, documents, data, integrations, events, and organizational memory. Engineering must preserve that shape.
Target Engineering Shape¶
flowchart LR
DomainModel[Domain Model]
Modules[Spring Boot Modulith Modules]
AppServices[Application Services]
Events[Internal Events]
Data[PostgreSQL-Owned Data]
AIOS[AIOS Boundaries]
Tests[Module Boundary Tests]
DomainModel --> Modules
Modules --> AppServices
Modules --> Events
Modules --> Data
Modules --> AIOS
Modules --> Tests
Engineering Outcomes¶
| Outcome | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Domain-aligned backend | Every approved Domain has an explicit module where practical. |
| Modulith first | The backend is modular before it is distributed. |
| Controlled dependencies | Module dependencies are visible, intentional, and testable. |
| Event-driven coordination | Cross-module workflows prefer internal events over direct ownership leakage. |
| Secure tenant model | Tenant and organization context are first-class engineering constraints. |
| AIOS governance | Digital Professionals execute work through governed application service boundaries. |
| Future extraction path | Modules can be extracted later when ownership, scale, and operations justify it. |
Engineering Non-Goals¶
- Creating Java code.
- Creating final APIs.
- Creating final database schemas.
- Selecting deployment infrastructure.
- Extracting microservices before module boundaries are proven.