Software Architecture for Agile Enterprises

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   Software Architecture for Agile Enterprises Digitale Leute Summit 2019 Stefan

   Tilkov, @stilkov
 stefan.tilkov@innoq.com Image by Michael Gaida from Pixabay
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   www.innoq.com OFFICES Monheim Berlin Offenbach Munich Hamburg Zurich FACTS ~150

   employees Privately owned Vendor-independent SERVICES Strategy & technology consulting Digital business models Software architecture & development Digital platforms & infrastructures Knowledge transfer, coaching & trainings CLIENTS Finance Telecommunications Logistics E-commerce Fortune 500 SMBs Startups
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   Modularization Autonomy End-to-end responsibility

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   Modularization Autonomy End-to-end responsibility

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   @stilkov Awesome Shop CMS Archive General Ledger Print Shop HR

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   @stilkov Awesome Shop CMS Archive General Ledger Print Shop HR

   Context
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   @stilkov Awesome Shop CMS Archive General Ledger Print Shop HR

   Invoicing Accounting Auth Catalog Checkout & Order Search
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   @stilkov Awesome Shop CMS Archive General Ledger Print Shop HR

   Invoicing Accounting Auth Catalog Checkout & Order Search Domain Architecture
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   @stilkov Invoicing Accounting Auth Catalog Checkout & Order Search

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    @stilkov

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    @stilkov Macro Architecture

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    @stilkov Ruby on Rails MySQL Java Spring Boot OSS Product

    COTS Java Spring Boot NodeJS ElasticSearch
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    @stilkov Ruby on Rails MySQL Java Spring Boot OSS Product

    COTS Java Spring Boot NodeJS ElasticSearch Micro Architecture
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    @stilkov Invoicing Accounting Auth Catalog Checkout & Order Search

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    @stilkov Coming up with the “right” system boundaries is an

    architecture activity that must be done first
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    @stilkov Managing dependencies is the most important ongoing architecture task

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    @stilkov You cannot decide to not have an architecture; if

    you don’t actively create it, be prepared to deal with the one that emerges
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    number of
 developers strength of 
 decoupling methods modules components

    μservices systems
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    From a layered system … System Logic Data UI Module

    Module Module
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    … to a system of systems System System System Logic

    Data UI Logic Data UI Logic Data UI
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    Pattern: Evolutionary Architecture @stilkov

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    Modularization Autonomy End-to-end responsibility

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    @stilkov Invoicing Accounting Auth Catalog Checkout & Order Search

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    @stilkov Invoicing Accounting Auth Catalog Checkout & Order Search

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    @stilkov Invoicing Accounting Auth Catalog Checkout & Order Search

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    @stilkov Invoicing Accounting Auth Catalog Checkout & Order Search Team

    Architecture?
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    @stilkov Conway’s Law: Organization → Architecture “Organizations which design systems

    are constrained to produce systems which are copies of the communication structures of these organizations.”
 – M.E. Conway
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    @stilkov If your goal is to support autonomous teams, architecture

    is an essential ingredient
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    @stilkov Size is the #1 enemy of agility. Keep your

    systems as small as you can.
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    @stilkov Extremely loose coupling requires very few rules, but they

    need to be enforced strictly
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    Pattern: Regulated Market @stilkov

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    Modularization Autonomy End-to-end responsibility

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    @stilkov Pattern: Autonomous Cells Stakeholder Stakeholder Stakeholder Biz Dev Ops

    Biz Dev Ops Biz Dev Ops
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    @stilkov Pattern: Autonomous Cells Stakeholder Stakeholder Stakeholder Biz Dev Ops

    Biz Dev Ops Biz Dev Ops
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    @stilkov Not every person has to become a full-stack developer,

    but every team should be a full-stack team
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    Recommendations

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    @stilkov 1. Time to market requires supporting architecture

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    2. Establish autonomous teams as key ingredient

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    @stilkov 3. Create evolvable structures

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    www.innoq.com innoQ Deutschland GmbH Krischerstr. 100 40789 Monheim am Rhein

    Germany +49 2173 3366-0 Ohlauer Str. 43 10999 Berlin Germany +49 2173 3366-0 Ludwigstr. 180E 63067 Offenbach Germany +49 2173 3366-0 Kreuzstr. 16 80331 München Germany +49 2173 3366-0 innoQ Schweiz GmbH Gewerbestr. 11 CH-6330 Cham Switzerland +41 41 743 0116 Thank you! Stefan Tilkov @stilkov
 stefan.tilkov@innoq.com
 +49 170 471 2625