Distributed Wars — These Are Not the Borders You Seek...
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The talk examines how to define boundaries for complex distributed systems by considering four kinds of boundaries: user experience (journeys), functional/domain, social/teams, and technical/services. It presents techniques and tools to identify and visualize these boundaries, explores how they interrelate, and shows how choosing boundaries affects system design, business capabilities, and organizational structure.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Opening
- 0:46Who is Cédric Pontet?
- 3:33What Borders Are You Seeking?
- 5:24The Buzzword Party
- 8:40Functional Boundaries
- 13:25Example in the Air Cargo World
- 20:50Context Bandit = Microservice?
- 22:09Context Bandit = User Experience?
- 26:47Social Boundaries
- 30:33Conway's Law
- 37:20Other Types of Teams
- 39:27The End-to-End Team
- 41:53Conclusion
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