There’s more to a microservice architecture than services
From time to time, I encounter organizations who have been struggling with their microservice architecture.
Sometimes, the problem is data
Doing more with less: Part 3 - Buy don't build using Wardley Mapping
This is the third article in a series of articles that describe how engineering leaders can do more with less
Doing more with less: Part 2 - Buy don't build using DDD
This is the second article in a series of articles that describe how engineering leaders do more with less in
Doing more with less: Part 1 - Improving the developer experience (DevEx)
The end of zero interest rates (ie. free money) means that businesses need to tighten their belts.
As a result,
Office hours on Wednesday April 3rd, 2024
Hi,
I've scheduled office hours for paying members on Wednesday April 3rd at 7.30am PDT (16.30
Microservices rules #2: Implement fast, automated deployment pipelines
This is the first article in the series about microservices rules: what good looks like, which are a set of
Microservices rules: part 1 - overview
I recently gave a presentation about microservices rules, a set of 11 best practices that organizations should follow when adopting
Preventing the descent into unmaintainable hell: tracking and improving architecture metrics
Previously, I described how you can prevent your applications descent into hell by tracking the DORA metrics and the DevEx
Preventing the descent into unmaintainable hell: tracking and improving DevEx metrics
As I previously described, one way organizations can prevent their descent into unmaintainable hell is by tracking the DORA metrics.
Thoughts about team size
I recently saw a LinkedIn post about team size:
In many orgs, Amazon’s 2-pizza team approach is a poor
