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Architects...Who? - Part II

Let’s talk about architects in Microsoft. The architects in Microsoft I know grew threw the ranks as Software Design Engineers and are extremely technical in nature. If a normal programmer knows 10 things about a thing, then an architect for the thing Read More...
Posted Tuesday, March 14, 2006 5:00 AM by ramkoth | 5 Comments
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Architect...Who? - Part I

It’s been an exciting job building a Microsoft Technology Center from the scratch – all right almost from scratch. The most important job of creating and selling the business value prop behind setting up a MTC is done by my boss – Sheila Gulati . From Read More...
Posted Monday, March 13, 2006 12:33 PM by ramkoth | 3 Comments
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SQL Server Architecture Workshop content posted

The content for the SQL Server Architecture Workshop (decks + samples) have been posted in a Gotdotnet workspace called .NET Architecture Workshops. Please follow the link to register yourself with the workspace to download the content. I will post the Read More...
Posted Thursday, July 28, 2005 1:06 PM by ramkoth | 0 Comments
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Entity Aggregation white paper released

In my earlier posts, I was talking some of the real world challenges that an architect face while trying to implement SOA in their enterprise. Entity Aggregation is one of those problems. You can read more about entity aggregation here . Read More...
Posted Wednesday, May 26, 2004 1:24 AM by ramkoth | 1 Comments
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SOA - Real World Challenges reposted

I guess I shouldn't post a blog during mid-night. Here is my second try. My views on real-world challenges can be found here Read More...
Posted Tuesday, March 16, 2004 9:18 AM by ramkoth | 1 Comments
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SOA Real-World challenges

This post discusses some of the challenges architects/designers face while trying to implement SOA in their Enterprise. Our team has been working with customers for the past two and half years to implement SOA. This post reflects collective experience Read More...
Posted Monday, March 15, 2004 6:30 AM by ramkoth | 7 Comments
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Making Services Idempotent - Part II

I have created this as an article. Please follow this link . Read More...
Posted Saturday, March 13, 2004 8:27 AM by ramkoth | 2 Comments
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Make Services Idempotent

In the brave new world of service orientation, service requests may fail due to different reasons that may include network connectivity, resource failures (like db failure) etc. When a client receives a failure, all it can do is to retry for a while and Read More...
Posted Friday, March 12, 2004 7:31 PM by ramkoth | 8 Comments
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Mike is Modelling

Mike platt is running interesting posts in his blog . He recently posted a blog on modeling . This is a must read. He says, “I do feel very strongly that the concept of a general purpose transformation from one domain or level of abstraction to Read More...
Posted Wednesday, February 04, 2004 10:55 AM by ramkoth | 2 Comments
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Litmus test for the agillity of architecture

Today’s business environment is very dynamic. Things change all the time. Definition of business concepts such as customer or employee changes over a period of time. Business rules change more frequently than business concepts. Think about new federal Read More...
Posted Tuesday, December 23, 2003 11:12 AM by ramkoth | 2 Comments
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