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Thoughts on organizing architecture

Xebia

Should the team not be able to make all of these architectural decisions by themselves? Organizing architecture guided by two perspectives. First-of-all, architectural scopes are not to be seen as static elements. The scope of a team often concerns a limited number of components, microservice or other functionalities.

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Thoughts on organizing architecture

Xebia

Should the team not be able to make all of these architectural decisions by themselves? Organizing architecture guided by two perspectives. First-of-all, architectural scopes are not to be seen as static elements. The scope of a team often concerns a limited number of components, microservice or other functionalities.

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6 Crucial Issues for Legacy.NET App Modernization

Datavail

This should include asking questions like: What is the system architecture? For example, refreshing your.NET applications makes it much easier to adopt modern IT best practices such as cloud computing and microservices. This could include changes to the database’s software, architecture, data schema, or security practices.

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The Netflix Cosmos Platform

Netflix Tech

Orchestrated Functions as a Microservice by Frank San Miguel on behalf of the Cosmos team Introduction Cosmos is a computing platform that combines the best aspects of microservices with asynchronous workflows and serverless functions. Our response was to create Cosmos, a platform for workflow-driven, media-centric microservices.

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Grown-Up Lean

LeanEssays

The implications were clear: Perhaps in the end the open-source culture will triumph not because cooperation is morally right…. As the company outgrew its traditional cathedral-style software architecture in the early 2000’s, the leadership team felt that the growing pains could be addressed with better communication between teams.