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Software Architecture Tracks at QCon San Francisco 2024 – Navigating Current Challenges and Trends

InfoQ

At QCon San Francisco 2024, software architecture is front and center, with two tracks dedicated to exploring some of the largest and most complex architectures today. Join senior software practitioners as they provide inspiration and practical lessons for architects seeking to tackle issues at a massive scale.

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Sacrificial Architecture: Case Studies

DZone

One of the toughest decisions your software development team may face as you scale is deciding between keeping your current codebase and rebuilding on new software architecture.

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Ready for changes with Hexagonal Architecture

The Netflix TechBlog

The monolith allowed for rapid development and quick changes while the knowledge of the space was non-existent. At one point, more than 30 developers were working on it, and it had well over 300 database tables. We decided to build our app based on principles behind Hexagonal Architecture and Uncle Bob’s Clean Architecture.

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The Agile Architect: Mastering Architectural Observability To Slay Technical Debt

DZone

One of those beautiful complications was the introduction of Agile methodologies, which have become a standard in software development by shifting how we develop software into a more responsive and collaborative process. Fortunately, the concept of Architectural Observability steps in to help.

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Microservices vs. monolithic architecture: Understanding the difference

Dynatrace

As the pace of business quickens, software development has adapted. Increasingly, teams release software features more quickly to accommodate customer needs. As a result, organizations are weighing microservices vs. monolithic architecture to improve software delivery speed and quality. Easier to develop.

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Architecture Patterns: Publish/Subscribe

DZone

The Publish/Subscribe (Pub/Sub) pattern is a widely-used software architecture paradigm, particularly relevant in the design of distributed, messaging-driven systems. The communication framework is decoupled, scalable, and dynamic, making it useful for addressing complex software requirements in modern application development.

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Caching Across Layers in Software Architecture

DZone

The purpose of this article is to help readers understand what is caching, the problems it addresses, and how caching can be applied across layers of system architecture to solve some of the challenges faced by modern software systems.

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