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Armchair Architects: So, you want to build a platform … (Part 2)

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In this episode of the #AzureEnablementShow, David Blank-Edelman continues the conversation on platforms with our #ArmchairArchitects, Uli Homann and Eric Charran (‪@mougue‬), this time focusing on business considerations, measuring success, and extending the definition of platform to include data. This is the second part of the conversation which begin in “So, you want to build a platform … (Part 1)”. Resources • Microsoft Learn for Solutions Architects https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/tra... • Azure Architecture Center https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azu... Related Episodes • Armchair Architects: So, you want to build a platform … (Part 1) https://aka.ms/azenable/102 • Armchair Architects: So, you want to be an Architect? https://aka.ms/azenable/83 To watch more episodes in the Well-Architected series, check out our playlist https://aka.ms/azenable/yt/wa-playlist To watch more episodes in the Armchair Architects series, check o …...more
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Introduction

0:00

What are some of the business considerations that you need to think about when you decide to stand up a custom platform, like throttling, availability, disaster recovery, service hours, etc?

1:23

What are the two measures of successful platform?

4:20

What are some of the architectural functional and non-functional concerns that come up when designing a platform?

7:02

Having a resource governor, creating thoughtful extensibility models, concepts like isolation and compartmentalization are additional considerations.

8:31

Architects should also think of data as a platform.

11:58
Armchair Architects: So, you want to build a platform … (Part 2)
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2022Nov 29
In this episode of the #AzureEnablementShow, David Blank-Edelman continues the conversation on platforms with our #ArmchairArchitects, Uli Homann and Eric Charran (‪@mougue‬), this time focusing on business considerations, measuring success, and extending the definition of platform to include data. This is the second part of the conversation which begin in “So, you want to build a platform … (Part 1)”. Resources • Microsoft Learn for Solutions Architects https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/tra... • Azure Architecture Center https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azu... Related Episodes • Armchair Architects: So, you want to build a platform … (Part 1) https://aka.ms/azenable/102 • Armchair Architects: So, you want to be an Architect? https://aka.ms/azenable/83 To watch more episodes in the Well-Architected series, check out our playlist https://aka.ms/azenable/yt/wa-playlist To watch more episodes in the Armchair Architects series, check out our playlist https://aka.ms/armchairarchitects 00:00 - Introduction 01:23 - What are some of the business considerations that you need to think about when you decide to stand up a custom platform, like throttling, availability, disaster recovery, service hours, etc? 04:20 - What are the two measures of successful platform? 07:02 - What are some of the architectural functional and non-functional concerns that come up when designing a platform? 08:31 - Having a resource governor, creating thoughtful extensibility models, concepts like isolation and compartmentalization are additional considerations. 11:58 - Architects should also think of data as a platform.

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