When Eric Evans wrote his seminal Blue Book, he could hardly have foreseen the advance of cloud computing, infrastructure as code, and managed services. Many of the original and well-established DDD patterns at first glance seem inadequate, unhelpful, and strangely misplaced in cloud native environments. Even the power of micro services, and their strong connection to bounded contexts, is waning, as the industry standard shifts to serverless functions, and low code or no code development tools. How much of DDD is still relevant? Can the same mechanics and heuristics help to guide us through a vastly different landscape? A story about finding familiarity in a strange world.