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You'll know your architecture is complex enough when diagrams of it land you a big raise at a new company.

Until then you need more services.

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Don't forget that component/service names will need to be suitably enterprisified like so, for professionalism:

InterceptorWatcherCollectionClientDefinitionIteratorBroadcasterBasedObserver

I always use this tool when I feel that the stuff I'm churning out is substandard:

- https://projects.haykranen.nl/java/

Here is a tutorial for correct naming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8OnoxKotPQ

Very informative. I only have one small gripe: I find that the 'Papaya' naming is somewhat unspecific, and somewhat ambiguous. I would have called it 'Wombat' for clarity, but overall I think these guys know what they're doing.

There is a class `ParameterizedAutoFactoryFactoryFactory`[1] in one of my pet projects.

The name does correctly reflect the purpose of this class. Although I could of course have come up with another one, the temptation of `Factory`x3 was just too strong to resist.

[1]: https://github.com/mykolav/unitycontainer-param-autofactory/...

ParameterizedAutoFactoryCubed

Power types: to multiply your effectiveness on those days when product and sum types just don't add up.

That's even more inspired than RequestSpecificProcessorFactoryFactory from org.apache.xmlrpc.server:

https://ws.apache.org/xmlrpc/apidocs/org/apache/xmlrpc/serve...

I was asked to review a multi-cloud architecture proposing to add several code repositories, multiple cross-cloud ETL pipelines, scalable big-data clusters, several and web and API apps -- with API management, of course! Some, but not all of that, was to be hosted on multiple Kubernetes clusters.

All of that for a project being implemented by one developer to generate one report.

My alternative solution was adding a single index and a PowerBI connector to the existing database.

They didn't like that and went with the original approach.

I didn't hear back.

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