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One system = one team, few guidelines and a lot of freedom, personal responsibility instead of governance, lean integration via the web standard REST, dividing a big problem into many small problems, and permanent change instead of fear of the big release.
In the September/October 2013 issue of OBJEKTspektrum magazine, we wrote an article about our new e-commerce platform LHOTSE on the main topic of "lightweight architectures."
The article can be purchased individually on the publisher's website at http://bit.ly/1JgoXvp. The entire issue is also available there, or in well-stocked magazine stores.
[Update: 11/27/2013] The article is now also available as a free download:
Divide and Conquer - Small Systems for Large Architectures.
More insights into the LHOTSE project and the work at OTTO can be found on the following pages:
- A code for all cases - OTTO develops its own shopping software with Lhotse http://www.otto.com/jobs/de/newsroom/dossier-unternehmen/lhotse.php
- Catch up: the first days of alpha.otto.de http://dev.otto.de/2013/03/08/catch-up-die-ersten-tage-von-alpha-otto-de-2/
- Architecture principles http://dev.otto.de/2013/04/14/architekturprinzipien-2/
- A new store with old product data supply - isn't there still something to do ? http://dev.otto.de/2013/07/29/ein-neuer-shop-mit-alter-produktdatenversorgung-geht-da-nicht-noch-was/
- Continuous Delivery with Blue-Green Deployments http://dev.otto.de/2013/08/06/blue-green-deployment/
2Comments
- José Stiller23.08.2013 16:03 Clock
Gibt es die Möglichkeit den "divide & conquer"-Artikel später auch hier bzw. irgendwo intern zum nachlesen?
- 03.05.2018 14:26 Clock
[…] auf verteilte Systeme und Microservice-Architekturen. Insbesondere bei der Neuentwicklung unseres Web-Shops LHOTSE haben wir damit sehr viel Erfolg gehabt. Die Erfahrungen wenden wir nun natürlich im ganzen […]
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