Interview with Cormac Keogh, Senior Solutions Architect at Central Bank of Ireland
We are happy to share this interview we did with Cormac Keogh. Thank you sir for making time for us and sharing your vision with us and our viewers!
Interview with Alex Giamas, Technical Architect at Department for International Trade
Watch our latest interview with Alex Giamas, who is a technical architect at Department for International Trade. We had a blast doing an interview with you!
Claudio Perrone – Continuous Experimentation
We had a wonderful opportunity to catch up with Claudio Perrone on continuous experimentation.
Building Better Architects With Andrew Bratchell
Had an amazing time catching up with Andrew Bratchell. We discussed DevOps and Cloud and watch the video because its awesome.
Growing a Cloud Strategy with Amar Kalvikatte
We sat down with Amar Kalvikatte from Liberty Global to discuss the cloud and building out the right infrastructure and capabilities for the organizations.
Agility, Cloud, Server-less and Architecture
Peter Rombouts from Sogeti joins me to discuss the hottest trends in architecture.
How can I be successful implementing Microservices?
This blog post is one in a series that will give you some insight into the full day training class (Microservices Solution Architectures) I will be teaching at the ITARC Austin on October 6th, 2016. A better question may be "If I can't/don't change , am I going to create business value?" In my opinion,
Debugging a container that won’t start
To implement an architecture that takes advantage of container technology, one way to persist the data has been to use a separate data container. In my case, I am using Jenkins in a container, and I want to save the configuration/jobs/history from my CI flow. Ideally, this container would a part of some kind of
Form, Structure and Function – Architecture is NOT Emergent
I have recently been studying the implications of Agile on enterprise and technology architecture. As a part of that I was looking through traditional architects relationship to other team members (structural engineers, construction, plumbers, electricians, etc). This has always been a passion of mine as a student of professions but this time I was looking
June eSummit – Design Reviews Using the Business Capability Model
by Siddesh Mahadik This presentation will focus on how the business architecture function, evolved the Business Capability Model (BCM). Working closely with different business change and information technology groups, business architecture leveraged the model to establish a target state view and to conduct design reviews. The session will focus on conducting design reviews and showcase how