Code of Architecture - Continuous Architecture in Practice - II

Tonight, 18:00 Moscow The third and fourth chapters of Continuous Architecture in Practice. These chapters focus on data architecture and security. In the third chapter, the authors recall DDD in the context of ubiquitous language and bounded contexts for the design of the domain model itself, then about polyglot persistance in the context of using sql / nosql solutions, recall the consistency model. (In fact, only about eventual consistency.), briefly run through event sourcing, and then comes to the concept of data ownership and data shipment to build analytical models, and finally discuss the evolution of the scheme in sql and nosql solutions. In the fourth chapter comes the turn of security and the authors talk about the main challenges, recall the triad of CIA. (Confidentiality, Availability, Integrity)They talk about the identification and prioritization of threats, and in the end they go to shift-left security.

As part of the broadcast, join us 2 guest Vaclav Dovnar is an independent consultant on secure development processes. It helps companies create security processes that do not slow down development.

• Dmitry Gaevsky, my colleague, engineer of dev-to-dev solutions on large scale, RnD solutions and event-driven systems.

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