RabbitMQ – part I – AMQP
I haven’t blogged in a few months and I guess it is about time I get back to writing. A lot has happened including me leaving CloudValue (I still think it can be interesting business-wise, but it wasn’t very challenging technically) and moving to a new company (where I’ll probably won’t get rich but I get to work on challenging projects :) ). Anyway, I working with quite a...
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 MoreSAF – Mapping -Don’t forget the Technology
The next step in SAF after Modeling is technology Mapping. While mapping is not a part of the architecture per se, it is, in my opinion, an important and sometime crucial step. Before I rumble on explaining why I think this is an important step, let me try to define what exactly do I mean by “technology mapping” Architecture in essence is technology neutral – it describes...
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