Simple software is hard...don't give up!

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Slides of my ApacheCon 2014 talk on simplicity. Creating simple software is hard work, we shouldn't give up until what we are building is simple enough.

Software

lookingforanswers?
wrongplace!
I’mmoreaboutquestionstoday…

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couldwe
invent
this
today?

beautifulsimplicity assimpleaspossible,butnotsimpler
(tobeprecise,it’saVictorinoxskipperknife)

a 
storyof
simplicity (twostories,actually)

s = UDP socket
While(s is open) {
Wait for packet
Packet matches our filter?
If not -> continue
If yes:
Compute storage path from T
Append packet to storage file
}
26linesofcode
3monthsof
work
(happilychuggingalongsince1999)

recorddigital
audio 
continuously
cannotlosemore 
than15seconds
(remember-1999)

options?
BigCo#1 BigCo#2
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picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com

picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com
N-dimensional
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picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com
picture:andykonmorgueﬁle.com
5127prototypes

that’syouroptions…
BigCo#1 BigCo#2
picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com
picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com

simpler?
picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com
picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com

yes!
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picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com
RTP 
packet 
recorder

26linesofcode 
3months
picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com
picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com
RTP 
packet 
recorder
s = UDP socket
While(s is open) {
Wait for packet
Packet matches our filter?
If not -> continue
If yes:
Compute storage path from T
Append packet to storage file
}

picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com
picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com
RTP 
packet 
recorder
storage?

RTP 
packet 
recorder
storage?
continuousstorage
seekbytimestamp
variablespeedreplay
100%robust

enterpriseDB!
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picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com
picture:pschubertonmorgueﬁle.com
N-dimensional

RTP 
packet 
recorder
2014/06/25/1402.rtp
chronologicalhierarchyof 
timestamp-addressedfiles 
stores15secondsofRTPpackets
unbreakable
storage!

picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com
picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com
RTP 
packet 
recorder
storage
2014/06/25/1402.rtp
continuousrecording
continuousstorage
seekbytimestamp
variablespeedreplay
s = UDP socket
While(s is open) {
Wait for packet
Packet matches our filter?
If not -> continue
If yes:
Compute storage path from T
Append packet to storage file
}

beautifulsimplicity assimpleaspossible,butnotsimpler

Apowerfulmetaphor
cat sortgrep awk stdout
stderr
pipelinemetaphor
simplemodules
simpleassemblymodel
transparent,robust,powerful

Asimpleuniverse
“TherearejustthreeabstractionsinApacheStorm:
spouts,bolts,andtopologies.”
PicturefromApacheStorm:distributedstreamprocessing

Asimplemodel
picturefromhttp://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/MapReduce

donotreinvent
themetaphor!whatdoesmyproblemlooklike?

HTTPrequest
C
C
C
C
C
CC
C
C
processor
dispatcher
it’s 
justa 
Web 
server…

HTTP0.9 
(startsimple)
GET/hello.txt
<html>hello!</html>
client server

HTTPrequests
C
C
C
C
C
CC
C
C
dispatcher
evenifit 
getsbusy…
processor
processor
processor
processor
processor
processor
processor
processor
processor

inspiredbynature…
multipleworkerswith
specificroles
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putthebar
high
donotacceptextracomplexity

investinsimplicity
canbeexpensive…andworthit

chasetheright
metapho
r
“anetworkpacketsrecorderandplayer”

simplicityisa
process
youusuallyknowwhenyou’rethere

JCR’sbigtreewithlowcoupling 
promotes“local”simplictyenablers

notsimpleenough?
don’tgiveup!
BTW...wearehiring!

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Simple software is hard...don't give up!

1. SimpleSoftwareisHard TalesfromtheTrenches BertrandDelacrétaz  @bdelacretaz, grep.codeconsult.ch PrincipalScientist,CQ/AEMR&Dgroup,AdobeBasel  ApacheSoftwareFoundationMemberandDirector November2014  slidesrevision2014-11-14

2. lookingforanswers? wrongplace! I’mmoreaboutquestionstoday…

3. picture: dhester on morgueﬁle.com couldwe invent this today?

4. beautifulsimplicity assimpleaspossible,butnotsimpler (tobeprecise,it’saVictorinoxskipperknife)

5. a  storyof simplicity (twostories,actually)

6. s = UDP socket While(s is open) { Wait for packet Packet matches our filter? If not -> continue If yes: Compute storage path from T Append packet to storage file } 26linesofcode 3monthsof work (happilychuggingalongsince1999)

7. recorddigital audio  continuously cannotlosemore  than15seconds (remember-1999)

8. options? BigCo#1 BigCo#2 picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com

9. picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com N-dimensional picture:pschubertonmorgueﬁle.com

10. picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com picture:andykonmorgueﬁle.com 5127prototypes

11. overnight?no-8WIREDApril2011

12. picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com N-dimensional picture:pschubertonmorgueﬁle.com

13. that’syouroptions… BigCo#1 BigCo#2 picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com

14. simpler? picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com

15. yes! picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com RTP  packet  recorder

16. 26linesofcode  3months picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com RTP  packet  recorder s = UDP socket While(s is open) { Wait for packet Packet matches our filter? If not -> continue If yes: Compute storage path from T Append packet to storage file }

17. ifit’snotsimpleenoughyet donotgive up

18. picture:RoganJoshonmorgueﬁle.com picture:MrMagiconmorgueﬁle.com RTP  packet  recorder storage?