Team Topologies in Action: Early Results from Industry - Team Topologies - Deepstash
Team Topologies in Action: Early Results from Industry - Team Topologies

Team Topologies in Action: Early Results from Industry - Team Topologies

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Identify business domains and boundaries

Identify business domains and boundaries

There is no hand-off in teams that have a business boundary well defined.

A team could do new work end-to-end, from the business requirements to development and running in production.

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Rebrand services team as a platform team

Rebrand services team as a platform team

Smaller components could be individually released.

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Wardley Mapping

Wardley Mapping

Combine team topologies with Wardley mapping in order to guide the strategy and target architecture.

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Adopt the Thinnest Viable Platform

Instead of building something very large and complicated service keep it as small and viable as possible.

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Define fracture planes - splitting the monolith

Define fracture planes - splitting the monolith

Identify streams within the organization and what else the stream-aligned teams need help with.

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High collaboration phase in the beginning

High collaboration phase in the beginning

All the teams should work together in the beginning in order to have the boundaries properly defined.

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Wait and learn

Understand if a team should be more of a stream-aligned team or an enabling team.

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Platform as a product

Platform as a product

A platform team will help a stream-aligned team reduce cognitive load and provides a "curated" platform experience.

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CURATOR'S NOTE

Team Topologies principles and practices like Stream-aligned teams, modern platforms, well-defined team interactions, and team cognitive load as a key driver for fast software delivery and operations.

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