Wouldn't the following be an embrace of Conway's Law rather than a defense against it? > It is much better, and more and more implemented as such, to deploy te

Wouldn't the following be an embrace of Conway's Law rather than a defense against it? > It is much better, and more and more implemented as such, to deploy teams around a bounded context. Architectures such as microservices structure their teams around service boundaries rather than siloed technical architecture partitions. > So, structure teams to look like your target architecture, and it will be easier to achieve it. That's how you defend against Conways's law.