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Mental models: a reflection on AWS outage
My reflection on the recent AWS outage (November 2020). Rather than focus on the technical aspects, and how technical dependencies can be managed, I will deep dive into social aspects; namely the mental models, and how they play in a sociotechnical system under stress. I will share my experiences in how to escape from the reliability trap
Hands-on visual and collaborative modelling with EventStorming
Panel: Practical Open Agile Architecture standard and Domain-Driven Design
From EventStorming to CoDDDing with the model exploration whirpool
Organisational structures to create autonomy: what I’ve learned from my daughter
As a parent, I have the gift to see my daughter grow. I’m learning every single day, and I’ve some learnings that apply to organisations, allowing people and teams to be autonomous
Designing Bounded Contexts for microservices with outside-in TDD
EventStorming; Continuous learning between multiple disciplines
Diverge and converge to create a Context Map
My experiences of applying some Design Thinking techniques to my Context Mapping workshops
Chaos Engineering as management practice
Chaos Engineering is perceived as a technical practice. However, it can be leveraged as a management practice to create a safe environment for individuals and teams. It is one of the practices that an organisation can leverage to be anti-fragile.