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In my previous blogs i mentioned about Approach, Choosing Technologies, Some Practices from our journey. It is time to bring our deployment models which we adopted in this journey. This topic to me is considered an uninteresting implementation detail, but is now becoming a fundamental element for modern systems. People use different terms for same... Continue Reading →
Last Month I was at an IoT event, where most of them introduced themselves as an Architect. A gentleman asked everyone in the room, “How many of you can translate atleast one concept of their Implemented Architectural Pattern to Mathematical expressions”? SILENCE His next words are “Architects must be somebody that actually design/writes software with... Continue Reading →
This weekend I had some time to play around some devices which I had on my desk for a while. some of which I had never really gotten around to exploring - and I thought I'd see if I could accomplish something. This also helped me to brush-up my python skills. I have got... Continue Reading →
Best promise we are reaping is flexibility and easier working in an Old and Large organization by reducing the amount of communication and coordination between teams. The thinking is, teams have their own service(s) and don’t depend on other teams, meaning they can work independently, thereby reducing coordination efforts. Especially with multiple teams and multiple... Continue Reading →
While a lot of computing workload moves to the cloud, the local environment is still relevant. All major software orchestration platforms have their own “mini” distribution that can run on a developer machine. If you work with Mesos you have minimesos (container based), for Kubernetes there is minikube (virtual machine). RedHat offers both a virtual machine (minishift) and a container... Continue Reading →
2017 felt like big year and I have a number of people to thank for their help and collaboration. First of all thanks to my Wife, Kids and Friends. Before the hustle and bustle of 2018 sets in, I thought I would pause and reflect on some of the work I published in 2017. Here's... Continue Reading →
We needed a simple technical setup We needed a simple technical setup because we wanna have full control over our production line. An overly complex technical setup means that we cannot support business with the functionality they need, when they need it. The less cogs and wheels we have in the machine, the less can go... Continue Reading →
I am Playing the role of an Enterprise Architect/Distinguished Engineer specialized in cloud native architectures for a client. I have the first-hand view of the massive transformation happening right now. We underwent these attributes The architecture is Microservice-based Loosely coupled systems are easier to build, deploy and update It is automated CI/CD, APIs, automated configuration... Continue Reading →
Friends here is the latest release by the Google team on their GCP Offerings. Here is the cheatsheet for the same. Machine Learning Cloud Machine Learning Engine -- Managed ML (TensorFlow) Cloud Job Discovery -- ML Job Search/Discovery Cloud Natural Language -- Text Parsing and Analysis Cloud Speech -- Convert Speech to Text Cloud Translation --... Continue Reading →
This blog is in continuation to my previous and here I describe how to create a Deployment Pipeline by leveraging IaaS and PaaS options from Google Cloud Platform. It took some time for this blog as last two months were really exciting months for our team. New blog will be coming on our experience towards... Continue Reading →
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