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Principles of Large Scale Systems: Engineering Manager’s Bill of Rights

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Principles of Large Scale Systems. Tuesday, December 18, 2007. Engineering Manager’s Bill of Rights. As engineering managers you are a builder. You are first-and-foremost measured on the success of our team’s designs, implementation quality, and predictability of delivery in meeting the business objectives. In order to do your job effectively and optimally, you and your management must defend a certain set of inalienable rights. To wit:. 1 The right to your own commitments, estimates, and delivery dates.

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Principles of Large Scale Systems: Data-Driven vs Metric-Driven

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Principles of Large Scale Systems. Tuesday, December 18, 2007. There is a fundamental difference between having a data-driven and a metric-driven company. Data-driven companies and individuals tend to be skeptical of any new metric. Metrics mask relevant data that can lead to imprecision. Given those drivers which can be directly influenced? What is the theoretical minimum cost? How far are we from theoretical minimum? What are other companies achieving? At what point does it cost more than $1 to make $1?

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Principles of Large Scale Systems: Joel on Availability: Broken

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Principles of Large Scale Systems. Wednesday, January 23, 2008. Joel on Availability: Broken. Joel Spolsky posted an article today on system availability. He postulated some widely held, but in my opinion misguided notions about the viability of building highly-available systems entitled the " " Five Whys. 999% is 526 minutes or 8.7 hours of downtime per year. There is sufficient granularity in those numbers to be statistically significant over a year. I don't believe you can argue that black...C) The en...

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Principles of Large Scale Systems: Build vs Buy

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Principles of Large Scale Systems. Tuesday, December 18, 2007. I use the following decision criteria when evaluating build vs buy: does implementing this particular piece of technology create shareholder value? In order for a piece of technology to create shareholder value it must meet the following preconditions:. A) It must be directly in support of the company’s core mission. B) It must differentiate the company in some way from its competitors. The question is not “Could we do it better? Another comm...

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Principles of Large Scale Systems: January 2008

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Principles of Large Scale Systems. Wednesday, January 23, 2008. Joel on Availability: Broken. Joel Spolsky posted an article today on system availability. He postulated some widely held, but in my opinion misguided notions about the viability of building highly-available systems entitled the " " Five Whys. 999% is 526 minutes or 8.7 hours of downtime per year. There is sufficient granularity in those numbers to be statistically significant over a year. I don't believe you can argue that black...C) The en...

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A World About to Change…. I am (in no particular order) an entrepreneur, a hacker, a product manager, a husband, a father, a former Cambridge. Resident, a KAYAK. Alum, a GHDonline. Alum, an Endeca. Alum, a MathWorks. Alum, and an MIT. Alum, and many other things as well. Currently, I’m the CTO at Kyruus. My latest foray with Kyruus is in healthcare. Our goal is to apply data, analytics, and technology to improve the efficiency of our healthcare system. Other places that there is information about me:.

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A World About to Change…. You are currently viewing the category archives of UI. Is running a company easier than picking a cereal? NPR’s Fresh Air interviewed Jonah Lehrer today who has a new book out about how humans make decisions. A couple of topics dominated the interview: An overload of choices make decision-making much more difficult since our pre-frontal cortex can only handle a small number of choices at a time (somewhere between 5 and 12) Several [.]. Google Chrome and domain name squatting.

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A World About to Change…. You are currently viewing the category archives of enterpreneurship. When I was working on a travel-related start-up idea last year, I had a call with a senior executive from a major web travel company. What she said really surprised me – that the majority of America still decides on where to go based on the following technique: when they see a compelling destination in [.]. SaaS = ASP = out of business. Firefox-based enterprise support business. A few weeks back, I read somethi...

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