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These define how the domain persists or fetches data, without caring about the implementation.
The domain model represents the business logic of the application. In this case, we'll define a simple User entity:
Implement the outbound port interfaces to connect with infrastructure (Spring Data JPA repositories, AWS S3 buckets, Mailgun APIs). In this case, we'll define a simple User
Contains business logic, entities, and domain services. It knows nothing about the outside world.
Dependencies must always point inward. The domain knows nothing about the infrastructure layer.
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public interface WithdrawMoneyPort void withdraw(Long accountId, Money amount);
Services that implement specific business actions and orchestrate entities.
