Architecture and Team Topologies
Using the four team types and three interaction modes from Team Topologies to design systems teams can build and run effectively.
Published on 2026-06-01
A platform for architectural thinking, system design, and real-world software architecture.
How experienced architects reason about systems, trade-offs, and long-term impact.
Using the four team types and three interaction modes from Team Topologies to design systems teams can build and run effectively.
Published on 2026-06-01
How to run lightweight architecture reviews that catch costly mistakes early without becoming a bottleneck or a rubber stamp.
Published on 2026-06-01
Recognize when technology choices serve careers rather than customers, and build habits that keep architecture decisions honest.
Published on 2026-06-01
A practical method for sizing traffic, storage and cost in minutes, using round numbers and powers of ten to rule options in or out before building.
Published on 2026-06-01
Real-world system designs focusing on constraints, scale, and failure modes.
The API gateway is a critical piece of infrastructure for many architectures, but it's often implemented poorly.
The CAP theorem is widely misunderstood. Here's what it actually means for your system.
Cloud-native means different things to different people, but these patterns are commonly useful.
When data grows beyond a single database's capacity, partitioning becomes necessary.
Translating academic research into practical architectural insight.
How academic work on architectural styles, connectors and tactics shaped everyday patterns, and where the academic framing differs from industry usage.
Published on 2026-06-01
A practical method for deciding whether a research result fits your system: check assumptions, scope the experiment, and measure before committing.
Published on 2026-06-01
Perry and Wolf named erosion and drift in 1992. Here is what research and practice say about detecting, measuring and slowing architectural decay.
Published on 2026-06-01
Research treats architecture as a set of decisions with rationale. Here is how that compares with decision records, wikis and tribal knowledge in real teams.
Published on 2026-06-01