A Guide To Minimum Viable Architecture Points For Any Startup
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The document outlines minimum architecture requirements for startups, detailing the stages of product evolution from MVP to growth and scale. It emphasizes the importance of architecture in product development, highlighting different architectural needs at each stage, including foundational structures for growth and scalable solutions for larger user bases. Additionally, it discusses microservice architecture and the role of visualization in aligning architecture with product goals.
A Guide To Minimum Viable Architecture Points For Any Startup
- 1. MINIMUM ARCHITECTURE REQUIREMENTS FOR ANY STARTUP www.mindbowser.com contact@mindbowser.com
- 2. 1. Introduction & About Speaker 2. Stages In Product Journey 3. Summary Of Various Stages & Architectural Needs 4. Sample Architecture Phase (Infographic) 5. Architecture For MVP 6. Architecture For Growth 7. Architecture For Scale (Infographics) 8. Some Words from the speaker 9. Q&A Architecture for MVP
- 3. Building An MVP? Once you have decided all the features that go into it, the important decision remains about your technology and architecture. Architecture is the glue that holds all of your technology decisions together; hence, it is important to take a cautious step towards getting your architecture right.
- 4. So what should drive your architectural decisions? There can be many reasons that define your architecture, but primarily it would be about what you want and expect from your product.
- 5. Stages In Product Journey Hypothesis- You want to get to market asap. All you want is things to work satisfactorily, not fail or show error and manage the incoming traffic, usually upto a couple of thousands. Growth- You get signs that your product is growing, traffic is increasing, and you want to build more features fast. Architecture expectations at this point would be about making things stable and secure. Have modularity to add more features and be able to manage workloads as well as monitor any surprises. Establishment- You now have tens of thousands of paying users. The company has layers of people, and a product roadmap is established not only for immediate use but also for upto 2-3 years. Architecture is now meant for managing.
- 6. Summary Of Various Stages & Architectural Needs
- 7. Architecture For Each Phase Of Your Product That You Can Use Right Away
- 8. Architecture for MVP This is the stage for “Bare minimum architecture”. The focus will be to put together a bare bone basics setup. 01
- 9. Architecture for MVP This is the stage for “Bare minimum architecture”. The focus will be to put together a bare bone basics setup. 01
- 10. Architecture for growth stage This is the stage for “Foundational architecture.” The focus is to start doing things the right way but still not bother too much about scale. 02
- 11. Architecture for growth stage This is the stage for “Foundational architecture.” The focus is to start doing things the right way but still not bother too much about scale. 02
- 12. Architecture for Scale This is the stage for “Proper Scalable architecture.” Focus is to create efficiencies and scale. You have to think about load balancing, concurrency, availability and so on. 03
- 13. Architecture for Scale This is the stage for “Proper Scalable architecture.” Focus is to create efficiencies and scale. You have to think about load balancing, concurrency, availability and so on. 03
- 14. Microservice Architecture Microservices can follow shared database or database per service model depending on project needs. 04
- 15. Microservice Architecture Microservices can follow shared database or database per service model depending on project needs. 04
- 16. Architecture can follow polyglot architecture when the architecture scales to microservices as shown in the below diagram.
- 17. Architecture defined with visualization Visual representation of architecture will properly articulate and provides clear goal of the MVP and at scale. 05