How Doctolib Weathered the COVID Crisis: A Final Retrospective
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Overview of how Doctolib operated during the COVID crisis, covering its production architecture (including use of a monolith in production), team organization, deployment cycles, and incident management. Also discusses security, observability, and upcoming technical challenges for the platform.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 5:42Growth of growth: Total bookings
- 8:47How to manage the exceptional?
- 9:39Examples of crises
- 10:54Crisis management
- 15:00Retrospective on July 12, 2021
- 20:03Sacred evening
- 21:10Still "Boring" this Architecture?
- 22:48A smooth evolution
- 23:53Deployment cycle
- 26:58Database evolution?
- 29:18Simple but not simplistic
- 30:06The teams
- 30:29Organization: Modular team
- 31:50Robinson product feature mapping
- 34:49From Monolith to Modular Monolith
- 37:17How much does a commit cost?
- 38:42Expense distribution
- 39:53Work on C.1
- 45:28Health data security
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