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"Do you teach architecture?" I've become convinced the term is meaningless Here's what I've heard "architecture" used to refer to: * Module-level patterns like Active Record * Stuff between modules * Stuff between whole systems * What database you use * Anything involving diagrams * Anything "high level" whatsoever So.....yes?

Multi-region architectures are solving mission critical problems in both resilience and geography for enterprises around the world. This blog by my colleagues on the Cockroach University team walks through the common failover and recovery challenges and trade-offs faced when designing a multi-region architecture, what some of the solutions look like, and how you can set up a resilient multi-region #CockroachDB database in just three simple steps.

When a team places subsystem elements on a system architecture diagram as disks representing database instances, you know close to all you need to know about the whole system.

Ontologies=Architecture Flows and Hierarchies = Implementation.  It is not one or the other – it is both for Enterprise Architecture or Business Architecture.  If your Enterprise or Business Architecture efforts are not getting the results or recognition you believe should be there, it is highly likely that what are presenting is not architecture and is not human consumable.  It is never too late to get on the Architecture track to add to the Implementation architectures you have in your portfolio.  Listen in for some hints!  #EACOE #BACOE #EnterpriseArchitecture #BusinessArchitecture #RealTalkWithSamHolcman

A simple introduction to Data Communication through the client-server architecture. Hope you enjoy.

Here's how to simplify your application architecture with CDC changefeeds in CockroachDB. No pipelines needed. https://cockroa.ch/44ZRRAe

Infrastructure optimization is the missing piece in your Internal Developer Platform (IDP) resource plane. Here’s how it can help your IDP make an impact and ideas on how to weave it into your architecture. Read more: https://ntap.com/49xikrj

To make a long story/poll short -> no one believes that his org's IT infrastructure is appropriately mapped and that things are under control. Why aren't we investing more in mapping the business applications' architecture? It's the most critical aspect of the functionality of the business!

Load Balancing - The Cornerstone in Modern Infrastructure Architecture