Delivery automation
Products that need repeatable builds and controlled releases.
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Cloud architecture
AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud; managed databases, container services, serverless functions, networking, and identity. Select deployment regions and service boundaries around your requirements.
Discuss your projectDraw the boundaries before choosing the services
Public entry
Traffic routing and request protection
Application zone
Services, workers, and approved outbound connections
Data zone
Databases, files, access controls, and backups
A deployment design should explain how traffic enters, where business logic runs, and which identities can reach stored information. Those boundaries are more durable than the choice of an individual cloud product.
Balance operating needs with complexity
| Business need | Engineering consequence |
|---|---|
| Recovery target | Backup strategy and restoration design |
| Traffic pattern | Capacity, scaling, and load testing |
| Data location | Region and service availability review |
| Team support model | Managed services versus infrastructure ownership |
When are multiple regions appropriate?
Start with the required recovery behavior and the consequences of an outage. Compare the operational complexity and data-consistency tradeoffs before choosing a multi-region design.
Your project, scoped around the outcome
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A deployment design, environment boundaries, and recovery and capacity assumptions.
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Observability & reliability
Services where slow requests and failed jobs affect business operations.
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