Episode 42: Interview Gregor Hohpe
In this episode, Gregor Hohpe gives us a great introduction to enterprise messaging based on his EAI Patterns book. Before we started discusssing the patterns in his book, we characterized messaging and talked about the various interaction styles. We also contrasted the messaging architectural styl…
#132 - Enterprise Architecture: Selling Options for the Future, at a Cost - with Gregor Hohpe
Gregor Hohpe - one of the world’s leading voices in enterprise architecture and platform thinking, and author of ‘The Software Architect Elevator’, ‘Enterprise Integration Patterns’ and ‘Platform Strategy’- joins us to dive into how enterprise architecture is about navigating the tradeoffs needed t…
Google & AWS Veteran: How To Become a Top Tier Software Architect
"Architects shouldn't try to be the smartest people in the room, they should make everybody else smarter."
In this episode, Gregor Hohpe (ex-Google & AWS, author of "The Software Architect Elevator") breaks down exactly how to transition from software engineer to architect. He shares the mental mod…
Modernizing with Respect: Acknowledging the Best Intentions Behind Legacy Code
We have all been there: you walk into a new client engagement ready to implement modern patterns, only to find a tangle of a 20-year-old legacy system and a wall of resistance from the existing staff. It’s easy to label the old system as "crap" and the gatekeepers as "blockers," but what if that le…
91: The Hardest Upgrade for Technical Leaders: Leading Without Losing Your Edge
What if leadership isn’t about managing people, but about owning decisions?
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A Decade of Kubernetes Lessons with Chris Nesbitt-Smith
Chris Nesbitt-Smith has been running Kubernetes in production since version 0.4 — long before pods, before managed services, before most of today's tooling existed. In this episode of Smooth Scaling, he sits down with José Quaresma to share what a decade of running Kubernetes for UK government citi…
She Spent Years Watching Architects Lose Their Spark
There is a version of career progression that looks like success from the outside and feels like erosion from the inside: you get more senior, you sit in more meetings, you write less software, and eventually someone asks whether you'd like to become an architect. Most people in that position have …
#017 - How to Spot Bad Architects vs. Great Amplifiers
Most bad architects are easy to spot -- buzzwords, a checklist, an authority that was never earned. The good ones are the hard case: quiet, unremarkable, everything just seems to go well and nobody quite knows why. This episode is about that second group, and about the self-tests that actually sep…
#018 - Give Architects the Problem, Not the Architecture
A design review starts with someone who already has the answer: "We need microservices." Or Kubernetes, or an event-driven architecture, or a new API platform. The room spends the next hour justifying a decision nobody actually discussed. This episode is about that moment, and the mistake underneat…
Is AWS Lambda still serverless?
Is AWS Lambda still serverless? With Managed Instances, MicroVMs, and Durable Functions, Lambda can now run workloads it was never designed for. AWS Serverless Hero Yan Cui explains what changed, what you give up, and why the core serverless promise still holds.
Romain sits down with Yan Cui, AWS S…
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