Good architecture is not built around the assumption that everything will stay the same. It is built around the reality that useful software will eventually need to change. A team may start with a clear product direction, a clean workflow, and a sy...

Good architecture does not assume everything will work. It assumes something will fail and makes sure the team has a reasonable way to contain it, understand it, and recover from it. That may sound pessimistic, but it is really practical engineerin...

Good architecture is not only about how a system is built. It is also about how well the team can understand that system once it is running. That is where observability belongs in the architecture conversation. It is common for observability to be ...

Most software projects do not struggle because the first version was hard to build. They struggle because important decisions were not made clearly enough, early enough, or visibly enough. At first, that can feel harmless. The team is moving quickly...

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I've noticed serverless conversations tend to split into two camps: People who think it solves everything, and people who think it's a mistake. The reality is much more useful than either extreme. Everyone who sells you on serverless leads with th...