Architecture Weekly #105 - 12th December 2022
Welcome to the new week! In case you missed it, don’t forget to check the webinar recording with Alexey Zimarev, made exclusively for our community. Alexey explained his motivation for building his Eventuous framework sharing his insights and experience around Event Sourcing and Event-Driven Architecture. I'm also thrilled to announce that I'll be responsible with the Domain-Driven Design Europe team for curating the next EventSourcingLive conference lineup!
While learning the technology and patterns, it’s worth considering not only 0-day issues but also the 2nd and 3rd-day cases that may come later. Still, it’s harder to do than it may seem. I saw many times were people were so focused on the potential future that they were not delivering the features to get them through the first day. We need to note the risks and have a plan to expand, but we should at first focus on the stuff we got to do now. Understand the scenario, and then pick our poison. In this sense, check the great talks about stuff that can go wrong, but we can live with that if we’re prepared: Yet, a decent plan is not enough. The proper execution needs to go with it. Disregarding the importance of the technical details may also cost us a big failure. An example of that can be those case studies about Elastic Search: They’re also good examples of the materials we should learn from. It’s not enough to know that something may fail. We won’t learn much from other people’s mistakes if those studies are not success stories of how they recovered. Knowing that something may fail without knowing how to fix it will just cause headaches and scare us. Looking at such security research made by Bleeping Computers can be indeed scary. Knowing how many Docker images are full of vulnerabilities can lead to Fox Mulder's maxim: “Trust no one”. Artificial Intelligence is getting more and more intriguing use cases. I’m not even sure how to comment on this one: Amazon delivered CodeCatalyst, the response for GitHub Codespaces. It’s intriguing how we’re circling in our industry. When I started, it was popular to work on the preconfigured Virtual Machines, as getting the proper onboarding and dev environment configuration from zero could last from days to even weeks. Are we going back? Check, also other links! Cheers
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