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What we have learned is that architectural boundaries do not fall between services. Rather, those boundaries run through the services, dividing them into components. To deal with the cross-cutting concerns that all significant systems face, services must be designed with internal component architectures that follow the Dependency Rule, as shown in the diagram in Figure 27.4. Those services do not define the architectural boundaries of the system; instead, the components within the services do.
Clean Architecture: A Craftsman's Guide to Software Structure and Design
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