Source: thenewstack.io
Letting Change and Uncertainty Advance Your Software ArchitectureCategory: Software, Data, Kubernetes, Docker, Architecture
CircleCI sponsored this post, in anticipation of Chaos Conf, Oct. 6-8, 2020. Throughout those years, three themes emerged that have helped us become resilient in the face of the unknown: deferring the need to handle change, thinking like a product manager, and keeping your head up.
But there are a lot of approaches you can use to design software and systems to be more resilient to change.
As time passed and our customer base grew, so did the diversity of their needs in terms of test environments.
While CircleCI is probably an extreme example of this case, due to the access our customers have to systems in our platform, there is always some implication for customers in the decisions you make in defining your architecture.
But there are a lot of approaches you can use to design software and systems to be more resilient to change.
As time passed and our customer base grew, so did the diversity of their needs in terms of test environments.
While CircleCI is probably an extreme example of this case, due to the access our customers have to systems in our platform, there is always some implication for customers in the decisions you make in defining your architecture.
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