System architecture

Learn about the Backend for Frontend (BFF) pattern, how it works, its benefits, and how it can improve your web application's performance.

At BAM, we use an 8 Dimension Scale-Linking framework to assess the health of any system. Said more efficiently, we try to understand things in their context. For instance, an excellent technique to…

I often encounter people experiencing frustration as they attempt to scale their e-commerce or WordPress site—particularly around the cost and complexity related to scaling. When I talk to customers about their scaling plans, they often mention phrases such as horizontal scaling and microservices, but usually people aren’t sure about how to dive in and effectively scale […]

Learn IoT architecture building blocks and how they work.

System Design Framework Keep this design in mind to crack the System Design Interview. It will cover the most use cases of a Design like Instagram, Twitter… | 60 comments on LinkedIn

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Demystifying CI/CD Pipelines: A Simple Guide for Easy Understanding 1. Code Changes: Developers make changes to the codebase to introduce new features, bug… | 112 comments on LinkedIn

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Top 5 Kafka use cases Kafka was originally built for massive log processing. It retains messages until expiration and lets consumers pull messages at their… | 60 comments on LinkedIn

Fig. 5: Synthetic matrix of choremes Source: Halás, Klapka, 2009 - "Spatial organisation: development, structure and approximation of geographical systems."

Information architecture: the practice of deciding how to arrange the parts of something to be understandable.[1] When I first heard the term I immediately thought of libraries, organisation, and the…

As we approach the Buildings 2.0 conference, here are 50 companies with the some of the most exciting software and hardware products and systems for today’s buildings.

An architectural bubble diagram is a system of lines and circles used in architecture to show relationships between functional areas of a program to develop an architectural plan. Bubble diagrams depict architectural bubble diagrams in circles and ovals in a floor plan format. Each bubble represents the amount of space needed to carry out a specific function, such as dining, sleeping, or studying. Bubble diagrams are line and circle systems used in architecture to demonstrate the…