Not what I observed. When DDD is mentioned, a lot of people want to abstract the entire Universe just in case.

DDD sadly often goes hand in hand with a ton of enterprise Java-like practices that never ended well for anyone applying them. It's one of the collective delusions that's apparently too persistent to disappear by itself.

Resisting the temptation to abstract everything behind factories / config providers / dependency injectors et. al. is a crucial skill in programming and project management. Most people fall to the temptation however.