Bookmarks tagged “architecture”
97 bookmarks tagged “architecture”
Kubernetes 1.19: The future of traffic ingress and routing | Cloud Native C
Guest post originally published on eficode’s blog by Michael Vittrup Larsen, Consultant at eficode The Kubernetes community is giving up on Ingress and will…
Why Life Can’t Be Simpler
We’d all like life to be simpler. But we also don’t want to sacrifice our options and capabilities. Tesler’s law of the conservation of complexity, a rule from design, explains why we can’t have both. Here’s how the law can help us create better products and services by rethinkin
⚔️ Cross micro frontends communication ? - DEV
In this article, I'm going to explain some ways to communicate between multiple applications and a pa...
What I Talk About When I Talk About Platforms
These days everyone is building a 'platform' to speed up delivery of digital products. But what makes an effective digital platform?
Why do microservices need an API Gateway? - DEV
API Gateways are becoming increasingly popular with the microservice architecture. Recently, Google a...
Revolutionizing Money Movements at Scale with Strong Data Consistency | Ube
While we expand to multiple lines of businesses, and strategize the next best, the engineers in Uber Money also thrive on building the next generation’s Payments Platform which extends Uber’s growth. In this blog, we introduce you to this platform and provide insights into our le
Combining the Best of AWS EventBridge and AWS Kinesis | by John Gilbert | M
I have been using AWS Kinesis extensively and effectively, with AWS Lambda, since 2015. I am a big fan. Now we have another great alternative, AWS EventBridge. Each has its strengths and weaknesses…
Introducing Domain-Oriented Microservice Architecture
Recently there has been substantial discussion around the downsides of service oriented architectures and microservice architectures in particular. While only a few years ago, many people readily adopted microservice architectures due to the numerous benefits they provide such as
If software architects' soft skills fail, so does the business
Mark Richards and Neal Ford, authors of 'Fundamentals of Software Architecture,' share real-life examples of why architects must communicate well, and explain how to do it.
Products are not Platforms | Kislay Verma
Learning to distinguish between products and platforms
Being Fast or Getting Faster? (aka Build Momentum, not Velocity) | Kislay V
Setting the organization's goal to being faster over time ids better than just trying to be fast right now
Ice, water, steam: reflecting on the language of agile teams | by James Ber
Lately, I’ve been thinking about what we need to do to continue our journey towards world-class engineering, and perform at that level over the long term. I’ve also been thinking about how Xero’s…
Dear Google Cloud: Your Deprecation Policy is Killing You | by Steve Yegge
God dammit, I didn’t want to blog again. I have so much stuff to do. Blogging takes time and energy and creativity that I could be putting to good use: my novels, my music, my game, and so on. But…
Microservices Adoption in 2020 – O’Reilly
Everyone’s talking about microservices. Who’s actually doing it?
The Relationship Between Software Architecture And Business Models (and mor
As an architect, how often are you thinking about business models? If every significant architecture decision has business consequences, then knowing the business model and which trade-offs to choose…
Katie Sylor-Miller - Frontend Architect at Etsy | StaffEng
This story was recorded in August, 2020. Learn more about Katie on her website, Linkedin, and Twitter. Tell us a little about your current role: your title, the company you work at, and generally what sort of work does your team do? I work at Etsy, which is the world’s leading on
Applying Conway's Law to improve your software development | ThoughtWorks
Many organizations have become adept at identifying what they need from software development projects, based on a keen understanding of their business goals. Even so, they’re often surprised to find out that the end results don’t achieve the transformative impact they were expect
Your blog doesn’t need a JavaScript framework /// Iain Bean
Why I choose Eleventy over Gatsby for my new website
All Hands on Deck. What does Slack do when Slack goes… | by Ryan Katkov | J
This story speaks to the process behind incident response at Slack and uses the May 12th, 2020 outage as an example. For a deeper technical review of the same outage, read Laura Nolan’s post, “A Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Day at Slack” Slack is a critical tool for mill
A Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Day at Slack | by Laura Nolan | Jun
This story describes the technical details of the problems that caused the Slack downtime on May 12th, 2020. To learn more about the process behind incident response for same outage, read Ryan Katkov’s post, “All Hands on Deck”. On May 12, 2020, Slack had our first significant ou
Accessible to some - Manuel Matuzović
An experiment that tries to help you understand how bad accessibility affects users and their daily experiences on the web.