Relaismodules
Relaismodules are modular software components designed to encapsulate relational logic within a software system. A relaismodule centers on a specific domain entity or a tightly coupled set of entities and provides the exposed interfaces, data access patterns, and business rules needed to work with those entities while coordinating their relations to other modules.
Core characteristics include boundary-limited scope, relation-sensitive interfaces, explicit contracts, versioned schemas, and pluggable adapters for storage
Architecturally, a relaismodul consists of a core relation model, a module boundary, adapters (for databases, messaging,
Benefits include improved testability, safer evolution of relational schemas, clearer data ownership, easier integration testing, and
Use cases include data-intensive applications, domain-driven design initiatives, and microservice ecosystems requiring consistent relational behavior, as