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7 articles tagged microservices.
Arendicom is shifting from a broad e-commerce agency to a focused commerce middleware and merchant-of-record platform. The company modernizes a 15-year monolith by separating finance, inventory, product, and billing domains. AI adoption is gated on quality, cost, and engineering fundamentals. The strategy targets mid-sized brands that need cross-border selling without building compliance infrastructure.
Sarah Wells discusses transforming governance into enablement, the role of platform engineering in microservices, and how AI amplifies existing engineering practices. She emphasizes the need for rigorous tests, documentation, and inclusive leadership to leverage AI safely while maintaining architectural integrity.
Baruch discusses the shift from prompt engineering to context engineering, the evolving role of architects as orchestrators, and the strategic implementation of AI agents in software development. Learn how context artifacts, intent integrity, and microservices drive reliable AI adoption.
Former Uber CTO Tuan Pam shares insights on navigating hyper-growth, managing complex system rewrites, and the accidental evolution of thousands of microservices. He discusses the critical role of engineering culture, reputation-based career progression, and the program vs. platform organizational structure. The analysis extends to current trends, highlighting how AI agents and swarm coding are reshaping developer productivity while core engineering traits remain constant.
An executive analysis of microservices migration strategies, the risks of big-bang rewrites, and the practical limitations of generative AI in software architecture. Focuses on data consistency, incremental evolution, and decision-making frameworks for technical leaders.
A senior engineer at JP Morgan Chase details how event-driven architectures and Kafka enable the gradual migration of legacy mainframe systems to modern cloud-native microservices. The analysis covers hybrid integration patterns, observability, and the strategic use of AI for anomaly detection in high-stakes financial environments.
An executive analysis of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) as a strategic framework for managing software complexity. This brief explores how Ubiquitous Language and Bounded Contexts bridge the gap between business logic and technical implementation, reducing technical debt and improving team alignment in enterprise environments.
