Brian Jemes
@thejemes.bsky.social
Rural Network Geek
https://networkmade.com
https://networkmade.com
20 years. Not a bad run. RIP 6509.
March 11, 2025 at 2:12 AM
20 years. Not a bad run. RIP 6509.
Other times you need to build the case for your organization to invest in a transition to a new architecture:
"If the exceptions become the rule, create a new architecture that has standard solutions appropriate to most customer requirements."
-- @thejemes.bsky.social
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
"If the exceptions become the rule, create a new architecture that has standard solutions appropriate to most customer requirements."
-- @thejemes.bsky.social
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
Hedge 259: Architecture and Process
We often try to “institutionalize” things that work into repeatable processes—and most of the time, it doesn’t work. The process ends up becoming unwieldy, eventually failin…
rule11.tech
February 16, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Other times you need to build the case for your organization to invest in a transition to a new architecture:
"If the exceptions become the rule, create a new architecture that has standard solutions appropriate to most customer requirements."
-- @thejemes.bsky.social
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
"If the exceptions become the rule, create a new architecture that has standard solutions appropriate to most customer requirements."
-- @thejemes.bsky.social
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
Sometimes you can extended your architecture to avoid what Russ calls everything becoming a one-off process:
"Minimize future exception requests by implementing each exception in a broad manner that will meet many similar needs."
-- @thejemes.bsky.social
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
"Minimize future exception requests by implementing each exception in a broad manner that will meet many similar needs."
-- @thejemes.bsky.social
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
Hedge 259: Architecture and Process
We often try to “institutionalize” things that work into repeatable processes—and most of the time, it doesn’t work. The process ends up becoming unwieldy, eventually failin…
rule11.tech
February 16, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Sometimes you can extended your architecture to avoid what Russ calls everything becoming a one-off process:
"Minimize future exception requests by implementing each exception in a broad manner that will meet many similar needs."
-- @thejemes.bsky.social
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
"Minimize future exception requests by implementing each exception in a broad manner that will meet many similar needs."
-- @thejemes.bsky.social
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
Tom agrees with my friend and colleague:
"Every infrastructure has an architecture, even if undocumented."
-- Kelly McDonald
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
"Every infrastructure has an architecture, even if undocumented."
-- Kelly McDonald
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
Hedge 259: Architecture and Process
We often try to “institutionalize” things that work into repeatable processes—and most of the time, it doesn’t work. The process ends up becoming unwieldy, eventually failin…
rule11.tech
February 16, 2025 at 3:46 PM
Tom agrees with my friend and colleague:
"Every infrastructure has an architecture, even if undocumented."
-- Kelly McDonald
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
"Every infrastructure has an architecture, even if undocumented."
-- Kelly McDonald
rule11.tech/hedge-259/
Great wrap up episode. You might like "The Last Lion: Winston Spencer Churchill." 3 volumes. By William Manchester and Paul Reid
February 15, 2025 at 3:48 AM
Great wrap up episode. You might like "The Last Lion: Winston Spencer Churchill." 3 volumes. By William Manchester and Paul Reid
Somebody "That proactively gets involved in architecture and design decisions, that's included in vendor evaluations and meetings, making sure that Ops requirements are part of RFPs ... So that those sustainability/operations issues are part of the design from day one."
- @scottrobohn.bsky.social
- @scottrobohn.bsky.social
February 9, 2025 at 10:20 PM
Somebody "That proactively gets involved in architecture and design decisions, that's included in vendor evaluations and meetings, making sure that Ops requirements are part of RFPs ... So that those sustainability/operations issues are part of the design from day one."
- @scottrobohn.bsky.social
- @scottrobohn.bsky.social