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Code of Leadership 37 - Interview with Borish Chernysh about frontend architecture and reliability (Category Management)

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Another one. podcast An interesting guest came to me, Boris Chernysh, with whom we discussed front-line architectures and issues of ensuring the reliability of client applications. Boris leads the development of web platforms in T-Bank and takes the role of CRO (chief reliability engineer) In managing the development of client interfaces, where our web platform, mobile phones and APIs are located.

In an hour, we had time to discuss. topics

  • Acquaintance with the guest, school and university years, choice of profession Starting a career: first job and freelancing Transitions between companies and experience in Tinkoff Overcoming difficulties and growing to thymlid
  • Development of monitoring, implementation of duty and process building Organizational changes and SRE team creation Architectural changes: Microfrontends, Mobile First The role of Chief Reliability Officer, balance between the roles of engineer and technical manager Development recommendations: self-education, books, fundamental knowledge

Boris's recommendations for further study 1) Thinking and managing yourself Levenchuk Anatoly “System Thinking”, a book that helped Boris learn how to turn large and complex problems into several problems smaller and simpler, in addition to the book I recommend the site. https://untools.co/ and the editor of mind map - xmind; Maxim Dorofeev, Jedi Techniques. This is a book that Boris recommends to read at least three times and preferably with a run in half a year. The result will be worth the effort. 2) Engineer Robert Hammer's "Patterns for fault tolerant software" 2007 year, and most likely already there is a more relevant replacement, but for him it was just a springboard into the world of fault tolerance; Martin Kleppmann, Designing Data-Intensive Applications This book Boris recommends not only to buy, but also to read all engineers, developers, SRE, QA. I've already. told book 3) Management of other

  • Alexey Pimenov, Kanban. Basic practice”. According to Boris, this is a very clear and capacious guide on what kanban is and how to use it, I recommend everyone as a reading for the weekend. I've already. told book
  • Alexey Ivanov, Sveta Shedin "Authentic Communication". The higher the position, the more we have to discuss something and negotiate. The book allows you to see patterns in interaction and translate conversations into a constructive channel.

The podcast release is available in Youtube, VK Video, Podster.fm, Ya Music.

#Software #Engineering #SRE #Management #Architecture #Processes #Devops #DevEx