SOA Patterns : Composite Frontend (PDF)
I got a few request for a PDF version of the pattern so here it is : Composite Frontend Pattern
Read MoreEvolving Architectures – Part VII – Parallel
(This is part seven of a series. You might want to check the previous parts first) Parallel and Simplification are the yin and yang of architecture evolution. Simplification, as mentioned previously, is about having foresight and thus provides for,relatively, easy evolution (i.e. architectural additions and not changes). Parallel is about reacting to changes in requirements as they come (no...
Read MoreMany mistakes in my previous post? (more on Azure worker role)
I’ve got a comment from a user calling himself “AzureBizAndTech” to my previous post . Unfortunately the comment was deleted in in DDJ’s move to a new blogging platform over the weekend. The person, who apparently works in Microsoft (per his first point- see below) posted the comment with the title “Many mistakes in this post”. Below are his points and my...
Read MoreAzure open day presentations
Yesterday Alon Fliess and myself gave an open day @ Microsoft Israel on Azure cloud. Alon opened with an introduction to Azure Cloud and the bits and pieces that make it. The next presentation went into details on Azure storage. I had two presentations as well. In the first, I talked about Architectural aspects of moving to Azure (how does cloud in genreal/azure affect the Fallacies of...
Read MoreEvolving Architectures – Part VI – Simplification
[Edited: added explanation of the difference between upfront design with iterative implementation and Simplification] The previous installment in the series talked about leaps as a technique to change the architecture. Leaps are more of a revolution than an evolution and even though they are sometimes needed evolving an architecture is the more interesting topic. This and the next post deal...
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