Architecture for Scrum Masters

A Guide to Monoliths, Microservices, and Modern System Design

De: Syed Rizvi

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

• Is your team constantly blocked by other teams? Are your release days a high-stakes, "all-hands-on-deck" nightmare?

  Your team follows the Scrum process perfectly, but you still can't move fast. Your destiny feels like it's in someone else's hands. The problem isn't your process; it's the invisible wall of your company's software architecture. You are an agile team trapped in a non-agile system.

  This book is your guide to seeing and understanding that invisible wall.

  Architecture for Scrum Masters is a simple, non-technical playbook that demystifies the blueprints of modern software. Using a powerful "department store vs. shopping mall" analogy, you will finally understand the difference between a Monolith and a Microservice architecture—and why it is the single biggest factor impacting your team's agility.

  Inside, you will learn to:

  • Master the Shopping Center Analogy: Effortlessly explain the pros and cons of Monoliths and Microservices to anyone.

  • Decode the Jargon: Understand what your team means when they talk about tightly coupled systems, Docker containers, and Kubernetes orchestration.

  • Understand Conway's Law: Grasp the critical link between your team's communication structure and the software you build.

  • Diagnose the Root Cause of Frustration: Connect your team's daily pain points—like merge conflicts and release freezes—to their architectural source.

  • Facilitate Strategic Conversations: Move beyond tactical process improvements and start guiding your team and organization toward a more agile system design.

  This book is for Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches, and any leader who wants to understand the deep, structural reasons that are helping or hindering their team's performance.

  Stop letting your architecture dictate your agility. Scroll up and click "Buy Now" to start facilitating conversations that can truly change how your team works.