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Amdahl's Law and the Limits to Growth(steinacker.name)
2 points by gsteinacker 4mo ago|0 comments
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Kingman's Formula: Why Variability Kills Performance Before Capacity Does(steinacker.name)
1 points by gsteinacker 6mo ago|0 comments
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Series about Scalability(steinacker.name)
1 points by gsteinacker 6mo ago|1 comments
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by gsteinacker 6mo ago
I am currently planning a somewhat ambitious series of articles on scalability. In the next couple of weeks and months, I am planning to write about 12–14 articles, as well as a few side notes that will delve deeper into specific topics. I’
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by gsteinacker 4y ago
An article about team structures at otto.de, being the second-largest online shop in Germany. About working in cross-functional, self-organizing product-development teams that do not have a traditional team lead, and why we think that three
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Scaling Agile Otto(otto.de)
1 points by gsteinacker 4y ago|1 comments
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by gsteinacker 11y ago
We did not rebuild otto.de from scratch because we wanted a microservice architecture. We had to rebuild otto.de, because the old monolithic shop was not meeting non-functional (and a single functional) requirements anymore. And we had to r
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by gsteinacker 11y ago
In the beginning, every team that is able to build a monolith should also be able to build multiple microservices. Think of microservices being highly cohesive and loosely coupled components... But this will not scale with respect to the nu
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by gsteinacker 11y ago
Not only deploying and monitoring: managing bugs instead of fixing them. managing releases instead of releasing. And by the way: developing small microservices instead of trying to understand how to extend a single big, tangled monolith. -