The document discusses what software architecture is and when it occurs in agile development processes. It defines architecture as the significant design decisions that are hard to change and influence the overall system structure. These decisions include high-level software structures and flows, as well as the desired user experience. The document notes that while some decisions can be determined up front, architecture truly emerges and evolves throughout development as guided by user stories and refactoring.
With a practical approach this presentation tries to answer the following questions: What is Agile Architecture? Why is investing in architecture important for agile and autonomous development teams? How can you establish an effective architecture governance practice in an agile organisation with autonomous and cross functional development teams.
In this session we will discuss the use of Agile constructs within the domain of software architecture. This will include an exploration of how to balance emergent designs with intentional planning. Additional ancillary topics will also be addressed including: common architecture principles, guidelines for measuring good architecture, and an evaluation of agile techniques.
By the end of the session, attendees will have a new perspective on architecture that will empower them to create flexible software solutions.
During last few years, role of Enterprise Architecture has expanded from technical to strategic in an Organization. This slide deck presents: Using Enterprise Architecture in your Organization.
The document discusses how modern software architectures can help tame big data. It introduces the speakers and provides an overview of WidasConcepts. The agenda includes a discussion of how big data can help businesses, an example of big data applied in the CarbookPlus platform, and new software architectures for big data. Real-time systems and architectures like lambda architecture are presented as ways to process big data at high velocity and volume. The conclusion emphasizes that big data improves business efficiency but requires tailored implementations and new skills.
Creating Enterprise Value from Business Architectureiasaglobal
This presentation will cover the Why (Value) and How (Execution) of a Business Architecture program. You will understand how you can lead your enterprise towards its vision by planning for key Business Capabilities that will get you there.
Introduction to Enterprise ArchitectureMohammed Omar
what is Enterprise Architecture
Enterprise Architecture Life-cycle
Enterprise Architecture benefits
Enterprise Architecture challenges
EA driven approach for IT strategy
Enterprise Architecture frameworks
Why do we Need Enterprise Architecture
Presentation I gave on August 24th, 2011 in Bangkok at the ITARC Thailand 2011: Business Agility with Enterprise Architecture conference.
Intention is to refocus Architecture towards delivering customer value, talk a bit about where things stand today, and introduce the concept of Domain Context Interaction.
A great deal of this content comes from papers and podcasts published by James Coplien on the subject. The last slide has some useful references to follow up on.
Continuous Delivery of Agile ArchitectureBrad Appleton
by Brad Appleton, APLN Chicago 2018 Conference, April 2018,
Agile Development & DevOps have necessitated revisititing how architecture changes over time: collaboration, design thinking, technical debt, emergent design, evolutionary architecture, agile infrastructure, and continuous delivery have all played a key role in how we can integrate architecture into agile delivery methods.
This presentation explores proven ways to continuously plan, build & evolve software architectures to support continual change as part of the continuous value-delivery pipeline.
1) The document discusses an agile approach to architecture in software development that focuses on individuals, interactions, working software, and responding to change over rigid processes and comprehensive documentation.
2) It argues that treating architecture as a role filled by few rather than a shared perspective can be dangerous, and that agile principles like small cross-functional teams, test-driven development, and value-driven prioritization allow architecture to help manage complexity and risks.
3) Applying agile concepts to architecture can help teams deliver value early while reducing risks and avoiding overengineering.
Adam boczek 2015 agile architecture in 10 steps v1.0iasaglobal
This document outlines a 10 step process for developing agile architecture. It begins by discussing how innovation drives business and the need for supporting IT architecture. The 10 steps include: identifying business domains; creating a business entity model; defining a ubiquitous language; defining an initial process architecture; modeling core business processes; defining vertical requirements; defining bounded contexts; creating a BD/QA relevancy matrix; defining solution strategies; and defining building blocks. The goal is to develop an architecture that reduces risks, supports business agility, and focuses on simplicity through transparency, abstractions and partitioning.
Adam boczek 2015 agile architecture in 10 steps v1.0iasaglobal
This document outlines a 10 step process for developing agile architecture. It begins by discussing how innovation drives business and the need for supporting IT architecture. The 10 steps include: identifying business domains; creating a business entity model; defining a ubiquitous language; defining an initial process architecture; modeling core business processes; defining vertical requirements; defining bounded contexts; creating a BD/QA relevancy matrix; defining solution strategies; and defining building blocks. The goal is to develop an architecture that reduces risks, supports business agility, and focuses on simplicity through transparency, abstractions and partitioning.
Contemporary Software Engineering Practices Together With EnterpriseKenan Sevindik
The document discusses various software engineering concepts and technologies. It covers topics like prototyping, refactoring, piecemeal growth vs big bang development, agile manifesto principles, design patterns, test driven development, object oriented principles, aspect oriented programming, evolution of enterprise Java technologies like Spring and Hibernate frameworks. It provides recommendations for books related to these topics.
This document discusses the role of architects in capability-based planning for the Department of Defense (DoD). It notes that DoD's capability value chain is missing a link between capability planning and development. The architect's role is to fill this gap by developing an architecture specification and engineerable requirements that can translate capability needs into systems that deliver capabilities. The document contrasts this role with platform-based planning of the past, where requirements and development focused more on individual platforms.
The document discusses several key points about software architecture:
1. Every application has an architecture and at least one architect. Architecture is not just a phase of development but foundational to software design.
2. Requirements analysis and design must be considered together. Existing architectures provide context for requirements and help assess feasibility.
3. The implementation phase aims to faithfully represent the architectural design in code. Deviations from the architecture can undermine its benefits.
4. Architecture centric development sustains focus on the architectural model through all phases from requirements to evolution. This helps manage quality and complexity over the system's lifetime.
The tension between agile and architecturePeter Hendriks
Agile and architecture are often considered cats and dogs. Many "classic" software architecture methods are considered an enemy of agile principles: often describing heavyweight, upfront documents and decisions, and a hierarchy with architects wielding all technical decision power and responsibility.
Although there are some new "agile architecture" concepts out there, these typically only address small parts of the problem and often require significant skill to practice correctly. There is even the notion that architecture is not needed anymore when applying agile practices.
But what is "architecture" anyway? This infodeck gives an overview on architecture as a concept, a process and a role. It is delivered as stand-alone slides, and should be useful for anyone involved in building software systems.
Agile Architecture Belfast Software Architecture User GroupPaul Wallace
This document discusses how architecture and agile development can work together effectively. It argues that while agile focuses on working things out iteratively and architecture values upfront planning, their principles can be aligned. The document recommends combining emergent, hands-on design with intentional architecture driven by collaboration between architects and developers. It provides examples of how to implement agile architecture in practice through techniques like just enough upfront planning, ubiquitous modeling languages, automated architectural testing, and defining collaboration touchpoints. The conclusion is that both agile processes and architecture are needed for modern software, and architecture must be an iterative process of collaboration.
This document discusses key concepts of software architecture. It makes three main points:
1) Architecture is not just a phase of development but rather is fundamental to software. Every application has an architecture and architect.
2) Considering architecture throughout the development lifecycle leads to better requirements analysis, design, implementation, testing, and evolution.
3) The "Turbine Model" visualizes development activities over time to show how architecture can be central to the process.
The document discusses software architecture and life cycle management. It defines a company information system and notes that architecture has always been important, even in the 1960s, though the technological means have changed. It discusses architectural disorientation and notes that without proper architecture, software systems can become disorganized "shantytowns". It provides definitions of architecture and notes that good architecture balances stakeholder needs and may conform to recognized styles.
Here are a few strategies to help evolve an architecture while avoiding major rework:
- Start with a minimal viable architecture that supports the initial goals, leaving room for evolution. Focus on flexibility and extensibility.
- Decompose the system into loosely coupled modules/components with well-defined interfaces. This makes it easier to change individual pieces.
- Use an incremental approach - make small architectural changes incrementally with each iteration/release rather than big bang changes.
- Continuously evaluate architectural decisions and be willing to refactor/replace decisions that are no longer optimal as requirements evolve.
- Involve architecture in early iterations to experiment and reduce risk of major changes later. Spike solutions to prototype ideas.
The document provides an overview of software architecture in an agile world. It discusses the need for speed in software development driven by factors like scaling, heterogeneous systems, and reduced infrastructure costs. It then covers foundations of software architecture including definitions, skills, deliverables, and examples of great reference architectures. The remainder outlines an agile approach to software architecture, including preparing an architecture vision, early decisions, decomposition, identifying significant elements, a risk-based roadmap, measuring progress, and communicating. The summary emphasizes that architects now play a continuous role on development teams.
Architectural Thinking - What Is Architecture?ingo
The document discusses the concept of architecture in the context of company information systems. It defines architecture as comprising processes, function points and applications, data structures and containers, and technological infrastructure. The role of the architect is to arrange these components to establish and maintain the system based on the business models and requirements, though the specific technologies may change over time. Good architecture balances the needs of various stakeholders and follows recognized architectural styles. Architecture is concerned with high-level structural decisions that impact a system's long-term evolution and quality attributes.
This document discusses an introduction to software architecture lecture. It covers:
1) The course logistics including assessments, textbooks, and origins of software architecture from addressing issues in other domains.
2) "Accidental difficulties" that have been overcome through advances like programming languages and "essential difficulties" that remain like complexity, conformity, changeability and intangibility.
3) Examples of software architectural styles like the World Wide Web and pipe and filter architectures.
By demystifying Agile constructs, and how architects fit into the
development process, organizations can find and follow best practices
and deliver benefits that advance accelerated coding objectives and
meet strategic business needs.
Presentation for MAE November 2012 meeting
There is often a kind of tension between Agile Concepts and Architecture concepts.
Why is that?
What can be done about it?
Software Architecture for Agile DevelopmentHayim Makabee
Slides of a workshop given at Herzliya on June/2017, organized by ILTAM and IASA Israel. This workshop was dedicated to the topic of Software Architecture in the context of Agile Development. We answered the question: “How much Design Up Front should be done in an Agile project?” Hayim presented his approach of Adaptable Design Up Front (ADUF), describing its rationale, applications in practice and comparison to other approaches such as Emergent Design. He explained why adaptability is essential for the development of complex software systems using Agile methods. The concepts were illustrated through practical software architecture approaches such as micro-services and examples of real software systems that were developed in the past. The workshop also included an exercise on the definition and evolution of the design of an interesting system.
Presentation I gave on August 24th, 2011 in Bangkok at the ITARC Thailand 2011: Business Agility with Enterprise Architecture conference.
Intention is to refocus Architecture towards delivering customer value, talk a bit about where things stand today, and introduce the concept of Domain Context Interaction.
A great deal of this content comes from papers and podcasts published by James Coplien on the subject. The last slide has some useful references to follow up on.
Continuous Delivery of Agile ArchitectureBrad Appleton
by Brad Appleton, APLN Chicago 2018 Conference, April 2018,
Agile Development & DevOps have necessitated revisititing how architecture changes over time: collaboration, design thinking, technical debt, emergent design, evolutionary architecture, agile infrastructure, and continuous delivery have all played a key role in how we can integrate architecture into agile delivery methods.
This presentation explores proven ways to continuously plan, build & evolve software architectures to support continual change as part of the continuous value-delivery pipeline.
1) The document discusses an agile approach to architecture in software development that focuses on individuals, interactions, working software, and responding to change over rigid processes and comprehensive documentation.
2) It argues that treating architecture as a role filled by few rather than a shared perspective can be dangerous, and that agile principles like small cross-functional teams, test-driven development, and value-driven prioritization allow architecture to help manage complexity and risks.
3) Applying agile concepts to architecture can help teams deliver value early while reducing risks and avoiding overengineering.
Adam boczek 2015 agile architecture in 10 steps v1.0iasaglobal
This document outlines a 10 step process for developing agile architecture. It begins by discussing how innovation drives business and the need for supporting IT architecture. The 10 steps include: identifying business domains; creating a business entity model; defining a ubiquitous language; defining an initial process architecture; modeling core business processes; defining vertical requirements; defining bounded contexts; creating a BD/QA relevancy matrix; defining solution strategies; and defining building blocks. The goal is to develop an architecture that reduces risks, supports business agility, and focuses on simplicity through transparency, abstractions and partitioning.
Adam boczek 2015 agile architecture in 10 steps v1.0iasaglobal
This document outlines a 10 step process for developing agile architecture. It begins by discussing how innovation drives business and the need for supporting IT architecture. The 10 steps include: identifying business domains; creating a business entity model; defining a ubiquitous language; defining an initial process architecture; modeling core business processes; defining vertical requirements; defining bounded contexts; creating a BD/QA relevancy matrix; defining solution strategies; and defining building blocks. The goal is to develop an architecture that reduces risks, supports business agility, and focuses on simplicity through transparency, abstractions and partitioning.
Contemporary Software Engineering Practices Together With EnterpriseKenan Sevindik
The document discusses various software engineering concepts and technologies. It covers topics like prototyping, refactoring, piecemeal growth vs big bang development, agile manifesto principles, design patterns, test driven development, object oriented principles, aspect oriented programming, evolution of enterprise Java technologies like Spring and Hibernate frameworks. It provides recommendations for books related to these topics.
This document discusses the role of architects in capability-based planning for the Department of Defense (DoD). It notes that DoD's capability value chain is missing a link between capability planning and development. The architect's role is to fill this gap by developing an architecture specification and engineerable requirements that can translate capability needs into systems that deliver capabilities. The document contrasts this role with platform-based planning of the past, where requirements and development focused more on individual platforms.
The document discusses several key points about software architecture:
1. Every application has an architecture and at least one architect. Architecture is not just a phase of development but foundational to software design.
2. Requirements analysis and design must be considered together. Existing architectures provide context for requirements and help assess feasibility.
3. The implementation phase aims to faithfully represent the architectural design in code. Deviations from the architecture can undermine its benefits.
4. Architecture centric development sustains focus on the architectural model through all phases from requirements to evolution. This helps manage quality and complexity over the system's lifetime.
The tension between agile and architecturePeter Hendriks
Agile and architecture are often considered cats and dogs. Many "classic" software architecture methods are considered an enemy of agile principles: often describing heavyweight, upfront documents and decisions, and a hierarchy with architects wielding all technical decision power and responsibility.
Although there are some new "agile architecture" concepts out there, these typically only address small parts of the problem and often require significant skill to practice correctly. There is even the notion that architecture is not needed anymore when applying agile practices.
But what is "architecture" anyway? This infodeck gives an overview on architecture as a concept, a process and a role. It is delivered as stand-alone slides, and should be useful for anyone involved in building software systems.
Agile Architecture Belfast Software Architecture User GroupPaul Wallace
This document discusses how architecture and agile development can work together effectively. It argues that while agile focuses on working things out iteratively and architecture values upfront planning, their principles can be aligned. The document recommends combining emergent, hands-on design with intentional architecture driven by collaboration between architects and developers. It provides examples of how to implement agile architecture in practice through techniques like just enough upfront planning, ubiquitous modeling languages, automated architectural testing, and defining collaboration touchpoints. The conclusion is that both agile processes and architecture are needed for modern software, and architecture must be an iterative process of collaboration.
This document discusses key concepts of software architecture. It makes three main points:
1) Architecture is not just a phase of development but rather is fundamental to software. Every application has an architecture and architect.
2) Considering architecture throughout the development lifecycle leads to better requirements analysis, design, implementation, testing, and evolution.
3) The "Turbine Model" visualizes development activities over time to show how architecture can be central to the process.
The document discusses software architecture and life cycle management. It defines a company information system and notes that architecture has always been important, even in the 1960s, though the technological means have changed. It discusses architectural disorientation and notes that without proper architecture, software systems can become disorganized "shantytowns". It provides definitions of architecture and notes that good architecture balances stakeholder needs and may conform to recognized styles.
Here are a few strategies to help evolve an architecture while avoiding major rework:
- Start with a minimal viable architecture that supports the initial goals, leaving room for evolution. Focus on flexibility and extensibility.
- Decompose the system into loosely coupled modules/components with well-defined interfaces. This makes it easier to change individual pieces.
- Use an incremental approach - make small architectural changes incrementally with each iteration/release rather than big bang changes.
- Continuously evaluate architectural decisions and be willing to refactor/replace decisions that are no longer optimal as requirements evolve.
- Involve architecture in early iterations to experiment and reduce risk of major changes later. Spike solutions to prototype ideas.
The document provides an overview of software architecture in an agile world. It discusses the need for speed in software development driven by factors like scaling, heterogeneous systems, and reduced infrastructure costs. It then covers foundations of software architecture including definitions, skills, deliverables, and examples of great reference architectures. The remainder outlines an agile approach to software architecture, including preparing an architecture vision, early decisions, decomposition, identifying significant elements, a risk-based roadmap, measuring progress, and communicating. The summary emphasizes that architects now play a continuous role on development teams.
Architectural Thinking - What Is Architecture?ingo
The document discusses the concept of architecture in the context of company information systems. It defines architecture as comprising processes, function points and applications, data structures and containers, and technological infrastructure. The role of the architect is to arrange these components to establish and maintain the system based on the business models and requirements, though the specific technologies may change over time. Good architecture balances the needs of various stakeholders and follows recognized architectural styles. Architecture is concerned with high-level structural decisions that impact a system's long-term evolution and quality attributes.
This document discusses an introduction to software architecture lecture. It covers:
1) The course logistics including assessments, textbooks, and origins of software architecture from addressing issues in other domains.
2) "Accidental difficulties" that have been overcome through advances like programming languages and "essential difficulties" that remain like complexity, conformity, changeability and intangibility.
3) Examples of software architectural styles like the World Wide Web and pipe and filter architectures.
By demystifying Agile constructs, and how architects fit into the
development process, organizations can find and follow best practices
and deliver benefits that advance accelerated coding objectives and
meet strategic business needs.
Presentation for MAE November 2012 meeting
There is often a kind of tension between Agile Concepts and Architecture concepts.
Why is that?
What can be done about it?
Software Architecture for Agile DevelopmentHayim Makabee
Slides of a workshop given at Herzliya on June/2017, organized by ILTAM and IASA Israel. This workshop was dedicated to the topic of Software Architecture in the context of Agile Development. We answered the question: “How much Design Up Front should be done in an Agile project?” Hayim presented his approach of Adaptable Design Up Front (ADUF), describing its rationale, applications in practice and comparison to other approaches such as Emergent Design. He explained why adaptability is essential for the development of complex software systems using Agile methods. The concepts were illustrated through practical software architecture approaches such as micro-services and examples of real software systems that were developed in the past. The workshop also included an exercise on the definition and evolution of the design of an interesting system.
The document summarizes the rise of the app economy in Thailand and opportunities for Thai software developers. Key points:
- Thailand is entering the era of the app economy, dominated by mobile devices, cloud computing, and social networking. This represents a shift from the PC era.
- The app economy provides opportunities for developers through jobs creating apps and maintaining app ecosystems and platforms. However, consumer apps face competition while enterprise apps have strict requirements.
- For Thai developers, opportunities exist in both consumer and enterprise mobile apps, as well as localization of apps. Success requires understanding business needs and processes. Monetization is also a challenge due to app discovery issues.
- Trends driving the app economy include the
Software Park Thailand aims to promote cloud computing adoption in Thailand and establish the country as a cloud outsourcing center. It will focus on encouraging software developers to create software-as-a-service and end users like SMEs to utilize cloud services. Several companies discuss their cloud computing services and partnerships to support these goals. Rapid growth is expected in cloud computing in Thailand in the coming years.
This document provides an overview of Thailand's IT market and contact information for 16 Thai exhibitor companies. It includes sections on Thailand's IT market trends, the Department of International Trade Promotion which organized the event, Software Park Thailand, mobile technology in Thailand, and lists the Thai exhibitor companies with contact information.
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1) Thailand's GDP in the first quarter of 2022 grew by 2.2% compared to the same period last year, totaling over 591,000 million baht. Private consumption rose by 20.4%, contributing over 112,000 million baht to GDP.
2) Exports of goods increased by 33,000 million baht or 2.5% compared to the same period last year, totaling over 445,000 million baht and accounting for 75% of GDP.
3) The top 3 industries that drove the economy in Q1 were manufacturing (17.6% of GDP), wholesale and retail trade (17%), and agricultural and agricultural product processing (10.1%).
The document discusses opportunities for Thai software developers in the mobile application market. It notes that developers should think globally and develop applications that can serve international markets given the borderless nature of software. It highlights several Thai companies that have successfully expanded into mobile services and applications. The rapidly growing markets for smartphones and tablets are opening up opportunities for developers to create business-driven mobile apps rather than standalone products.
The document discusses a Thai IT trade delegation visiting Tokyo, Japan from November 11-16, 2012. It includes an agenda item where Dr. Thanachart Numnonda, the director of Software Park Thailand, will speak on November 15. The rest of the document appears to be presentations and materials from various Thai IT companies promoting their products and services to potential Japanese partners and clients.
The document summarizes key details about a delegation of 16 Thai new media companies visiting Tokyo, Japan from November 12-16, 2012. It introduces the organizing bodies, Software Park Thailand and the Office of Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion (OSMEP), and their roles in supporting the Thai software industry and small businesses. The objectives of the delegation are to explore the Japanese market and find potential partners through business meetings and networking. Background on Thailand's growing internet usage and online economy is also provided.
The document summarizes a Thai IT trade delegation trip to Tokyo, Japan from November 11-16, 2012. It was led by the Office of Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion (OSMEP) and Software Park Thailand, and funded by OSMEP. The delegation included 16 software companies. The mission provided information on Thailand's IT industry and markets as well as Software Park Thailand, which provides office space, training and incubation for software startups.
Thai IT Business Development Delegation to Tokyo, Japan: November 2012 Software Park Thailand
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Applying Agile Values to Enterprise Architecture Software Architectural Trends Pase, Present, and Onwards
1. Applying Agile Values
to Enterprise Architecture
Software Architectural Trends
Past, Present, and Onwards
by: Benjamin Scherrey
Chief Systems Architect
Proteus Technologies, Co. Ltd.
Twitter: @proteusguy
Email: [email protected]
http://proteus-tech.com
2. Architecture
Architecture is Form not Structure
Keeps the effort focused on Value
Identifies the Stable Parts of the System
Introduces Constraints (Architectural Drivers)
The result of tough decisions made now in order
to make future decisions easier
3. Goals of Architecture
Reduce Cost of Change
Reduce Coupling/Increase Cohesion
Support Locality of Decision Making
Shared Vision Upon Which Whole Team Can Proceed
4. Enterprise Architecture
Pitfalls
Bigger Budgets, Lowered Expectations
Throw It Over the Wall Design
Beautiful Works of Fiction
“People confuse the rules of drawing with the rules of construction not
realizing that they are not the same.”
-- Leon Battista Alberti
Italian Renaissance
Architect (1404-1472)
5. Enterprise Architecture
Pitfalls
“Magazine Architecture”
Don't forget about the
people who will be
subjected to your
system!
7. Agile Values
"Programs must be written for people to
read, and only incidentally for machines to
execute."
— Hal Abelson
(Structure and Interpretation of
Computer Programs, Second Edition)
"Having the faculty of quick motion.
Nimble. Active. Readiness." — Oxford English
Dictionary
“An Architecture makes you Ready.”
— James Coplien
8. Agile Architecture
An Agile Model
The Agile Manifesto – Utah 2001
Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Responding to change over following a plan
Agile is a Direction, not a Destination.
There is more than one path!
9. Agile Architectural “Values”
Mayo-Smith Pyramid
Beware: Grandiose Designs Incur Grandiose Risks
Scope fixed, budget & schedule may suffer.
Focus: Immediate, practical functionality
maximizes value of each increment while
reducing risk.
Scope flexible, budget, schedule under control.
10. Agile Architecture How-to
Agile is a reaction against methodological
excesses (Plans are useless)
Put a Stick in the Ground
Design Lives in Code
RESTful Services
11. Agile Architecture How-to
SCRUM (An actual discipline!)
(Reducing cost of change/Early Feedback)
Test Driven Development & Continuous
Integration
SPIKEs
Iteration Reviews
12. Architecture without the
“Architect”
No Software Architects in Asia (Few Anywhere)
Think Like an Architect
(identify value stream/fit into ecosystem)
Send out Scouting Parties (Fail Fast)
Hire a Guide (proper use of consultants)
13. 21 st Century Architecture
Challenges
FAT Object Interfaces (Enterprisey)
Brittle Distributed Dependencies (SOAP)
How to Test for Value?
General Loss of Cohesion
14. New Architecture on the
Horizon
Failures of the Object Oriented Model
Ah-ha moments & revolutions
Lost our Use Cases
Responsibility Design