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Helping organizations accelerate software delivery

I provide consulting and training services that help organizations improve their architecture and accelerate software delivery.

I can, for example, review your microservice architecture and identify areas of improvement, or teach a workshop on how to design a microservice architecture.

I also can teach a 1 day workshop Microservices rules: what good looks like that can help you decide whether microservices are a good fit for your application.

I'm very excited to announce that I'll be teaching a new public workshop in June: architecting for fast, sustainable flow.

In this workshop you will learn about architectures that enable fast flow developing using DevOps and Team topologies. I cover both the modular monolith and microservice architecture patterns.

The workshop will be taught in multiple timezones to support a global audience.

The early bird discount for the APAC workshop ends on May 17th. The early bird discount for the Americas/Europe workshop ends on May 24th

In addition to the early bird pricing, there's an additional 10% discount when buying 3 or more sets.

Learn more and to enroll.

Some time ago, I wrote about how there’s no such thing as a microservice. I explained how the term ‘microservices’ is a shorthand for ‘microservice architecture’, which is an architectural style that structures the application as a loosely coupled set consisting of two or more components (a.k.a. services). As a result, a service cannot exist in isolation; it must be part of a larger whole.

In this article, I explain why there’s no such thing as a modular monolith and why the term ‘domain-oriented component architecture’ might be a better choice. Read more.

This is the third article in a series of articles that describe how engineering leaders can do more with less in the post-zero interest rate era. In this premium article, I look at how to use Wardley mapping to make build vs. buy decisions. Read more.

It covers the key distributed data management patterns including Saga, API Composition, and CQRS.

The bootcamp consists of video lectures, quizzes and code walk-throughs/labs. It's self-paced and you can start at any time. There is a weekly ask-me-anything video conference repeated in multiple timezones.

Use the coupon MJXJDTBJ to sign up for $95 ($300 discount!!). There are bigger discounts for buying multiple seats (10+ and 20+). Bulk purchases come with the option of private, paid Q&A sessions. Valid until May 22nd, 2024

Learn more and enroll