Continuous Architecture in Practice Part 2/2
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If you are aiming to achieve the really challenging Internet-style quality attributes about speed and performance and scale you will need a really good architecture. This implies keeping things in sync and having a pragmatic approach. Rather than going after the hyperscalers you can build your own way.<br /> Learn from Eoin Woods and Simon Brown how UML and evolutionary architecture can help you achieve that. The interview is based on Eoin's book "Continuous Architecture in Practice": https://amzn.to/2QWAmkl
Transcript
If you are aiming to achieve the really challenging Internet-style quality attributes about speed and performance and scale you will need a really good architecture. This implies keeping things in sync and having a pragmatic approach. Rather than going after the hyperscalers you can build your own way.
Learn from Eoin Woods and Simon Brown how UML and evolutionary architecture can help you achieve that.
The interview is based on Eoin's book "Continuous Architecture in Practice": https://amzn.to/2QWAmkl
About the speakers
Creator of the famous C4 model, author
Chief Engineer of Endava, co-author of three software architecture books