unique marten
Hi,
Context: In our app, we have Organizations,Teams,Projects,Users and more. An admin can ask to delete the data of the organization. This include all the above mentioned ressources and media related to a project or a user (e.g. profile pictures).
Problem: What would be the best way to delete all data associated to an organization ?
crude gulch
Hi,
**Context**: In our app, we have `Organizations`,`Teams`,`Projects`,`Users`...
Are these bounded contexts or simply aggregates inside the same context?
unique marten
They are all in the same context
crude gulch
I would let the corresponding repository delete everything related to an organization and also raise a domain event to handle media. At least thats the first thing that comes to mind.
Or ditch the domain event and do it all in your use case / service
unique marten
Right now it's all in my service which I don't like. So you for media, I should emit an event instead ?
crude gulch
What don't you like about it? Yeah raising an event from your aggregate root (assuming this is organization) would be enough to have another component deal with it.
unique marten
*my organization service.
I didn't use events initially because I didn't want to add complexity. But the issue right now it has the opposite effect. When we implement a new entity linked to an organization or when the definition change (e.g. background picture is added or we create OrganizationSettings), we always needed to change the delete organization function.