Software Architectures for a Single Person Team

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This document discusses architectures for a single person development team. It recommends focusing on the core problem and technology, monitoring systems 24/7, writing tests for core functionality, reusing cloud services when possible, and deploying with minimum downtime through automated processes. Documentation of core diagrams, scripts, and models is also suggested.

Technology

Architectures for a single person team
Daniel Cukier @danicukidanicuki@ime.usp.br

Context: Playax
Startup!
6000 radios, sites, TVs
800K tracks
1M detections / day
10M API calls / day
35 VMs

You can’t do everything
The great is the
good’s enemy

Technology Choice
core
Know-how
Problemﬁt
Never non-core
Always

Pareto Rule Extended
Pareto = 80 / 20
Extreme Pareto = 90 / 10
Danieleto = 99 / 1

First thing to do
when you wake up
Last thing to do
before you sleep

TDD or not T
Tests on core
Copy & Paste
prototypes
Test and refactoring
(or not) when
prototype survives
The team will ﬁx

Discussions
Stack Overﬂow
Coffee with friends
Demos
Community events

Reuse: Cloud
As SaaS as possible
As PaaS as possible
As APIs as possible

Deployments
Minimum or no-downtime
git push
Critical things on Saturday Carnival 2am
Cloud images

Core diagrams
Infrastructure scripts
Database model
http://yuml.me/
Documenting

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