“…It opens with an overview of how this approach evolved and then takes the reader through the process of preparing, architecting, and implementing N1 Grid-based solutions…”

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“…Configure and extend Jenkins to architect, build, and automate efficient software delivery pipelines About This Book Configure and horizontally scale a Jenkins installation to support a development organization of any size Implement Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, and Continuous Deployment solutions in Jenkins A step-by-step guide to help you get the most out of the powerful automation orchestration platform that is Jenkins Who This Book Is For If you are a novice or intermediate-level Jenkins user who has used Jenkins before but are not familiar with architecting solutions and implementing it in your organization, then this is the book for you. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Architecting for Innovation -- Continuously delivering business value -- By the skin of our teeth -- Through high-velocity teamwork -- Dissecting lead time -- Risk mitigation -- Decision making -- Software development life cycle methodology -- Hardware provisioning -- Deployments -- Software structure -- Testing and confidence -- Dependencies and inter-team communication -- Dissecting integration styles -- Batch integration -- Spaghetti integration -- Real-time integration -- Enterprise application integration -- Shared database -- Service-oriented architecture -- Microservices -- Enabling autonomous teams with autonomous services -- Autonomous services - creating bulkheads -- Asynchronous inter-service communication -- Fortified boundaries -- Event-first - valuing facts -- Inversion of responsibility -- Events as first-class citizens -- Idempotence and ordered tolerance -- Serverless-first - creating knowledge -- Self-service -- Disposable architecture -- Data life cycle - fighting data gravity -- Micro frontends - equalizing tiers -- Observability - optimizing everything -- Organic evolution - embracing change -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Defining Boundaries and Letting Go -- Learning the hard way -- Building on proven concepts -- Domain-driven design -- Bounded context -- Domain aggregate -- Domain event -- SOLID principles -- Single Responsibility Principle -- Open-Closed Principle -- Liskov Substitution Principle -- Interface Segregation Principle -- Dependency Inversion Principle -- Hexagonal Architecture -- Function-level (nano) -- Service-level (micro) -- Subsystem-level (macro) -- Thinking about events first -- Start with event storming -- Focus on verbs instead of nouns -- Treat events as facts instead of ephemeral messages…”

“…If so, you're ready to become a software architect; someone who can deal with any IT stakeholder as well as add value to the numerous dimensions of software development. …”

“…Socialist, the architect and the Twisted Tower…”
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