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OSWA Manifest

1. Arkitektur som bærebjelke for verdiskapning og lønnsomhet i virksomheten fremfor arkitektur som konsekvens av prosjekter og kode. 

2. Ansvarligjøring og sporbarhet i arkitekturvalg fremfor visjoner, arkitekturskisser og gode ideer. 

3. Arkitektur som proaktiv balanse mellom prosjekt og organisasjon fremfor arkitektur for regulering og standardisering. 

4. Arkitektur som realisering av forretningsstrategi fremfor arkitektur drevet av produkt og teknologivalg. 

5. Arkitekter som pådrivere for kunnskap og kultur fremfor teknologifokuserte guruer og beslutningstakere.

OSWA Norway Manifesto in English

1. Architecture as a foundation for value and profit OVER architecture as a result of projects and software development.

2. Responsibility and traceability in architecture decisions OVER architecture visions, architecture diagrams and great ideas.

3. Architecture as pro-active balance between project(s) and organization OVER architecture to regulate and standardize.

4. Architecture as an enabler of business strategy OVER architecture driven from product and technology.

5. Architects as promoters of knowledge and learning culture OVER technology focused gurus and decision makers.


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  • The lightweight approach to building internal developer platforms

    The lightweight approach to building internal developer platforms

    Ardoq, Grensen 9B, Oslo, NO

    This Event is co-hosted with the AWS User Group Oslo - Please only register once for this event!

    While heavyweight technologies such as Kubernetes and Backstage are often touted as necessary ingredients for an internal developer platform, their flexibility and complexity can easily turn into costly maintenance nightmares, disgruntled developers, or platforms that never see the light of day.

    In this session I want to shed light on an alternative, lightweight approach to building internal developer platforms on AWS that colleagues and I have applied at mid-size companies to boost delivery velocity, get development teams productive on day 1, and keep the platform lean and evolvable over time -- all supported by a tiny platform team, a lot of high-level managed services and zero Kubernetes.

    How did we do this? Swing by to hear me share key principles, patterns and practices behind the approach; the technologies and AWS services that mattered most; pitfalls to avoid; and a blueprint for launching your own lean, internal developer platform.

    You’ll leave with new ideas and perspectives to steer your next platform effort. Without the bloat.

    Food at 17:30 - Talk starts at 18:00

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    60 attendees

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