I'm mostly interested in finding out about how people deal with scenario's in which software is being sold to multiple customers.
More specifically: do companies have shared infrastructure for all their customers, do they setup new infrastructure for each customer specifically, a combination of both?
Also, what kind of versioning strategy do they use? Every customer on the latest version or can there be differences?
I'm also interested in the way the software development department is structured in large and mid-size companies (regarding teams, collaboration etc...).
OK, well as a rule of thumb most companies that I've worked with in the SAAS space try very hard to keep all customers on the same codebase by building extensible "modules" that can just be added togheter in order to offer the functionality the customer is paying for.
Each customer have their own database containing thier data and settings related to their setup, the "application" is just running in a docker containers in Kubernetes.
I remember reading somewhere that Google used dmoz (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMOZ) as seed page for their crawler. Not sure if it's true though...
Hi, I'm Gert and I have almost 15 years of experience in various technical roles (software engineer, software architect, solution architect, team-lead). I'm passionate about building software with cutting edge technologies.
Professionally, I've been mostly involved in the .NET and Angular/React ecosystems, but in my own time I enjoy playing around with other technologies and programming languages. I'm looking for a new challenge and I certainly don't mind learning something new.
I am looking for part-time contract or freelance/consulting opportunities at the moment.
Hi, I'm Gert and I have almost 15 years of experience in various technical roles (software engineer, software architect, solution architect, team-lead). I'm passionate about building software with cutting edge technologies.
Professionally, I've been mostly involved in the .NET and Angular/React ecosystems, but in my own time I enjoy playing around with other technologies and programming languages. I'm looking for a new gig and I certainly don't mind learning something new.
Hi, I'm Gert and I have almost 15 years of experience in various technical roles (software engineer, software architect, solution architect, team-lead). I'm passionate about building software with cutting edge technologies.
Professionally, I've been mostly involved in the .NET and Angular/React ecosystems, but in my own time I enjoy playing around with other technologies and programming languages. I'm looking for a new gig and I certainly don't mind learning something new.
Hi, I'm Gert and I have almost 15 years of experience in various technical roles (software engineer, software architect, solution architect, team-lead). I'm passionate about building software with cutting edge technologies.
Professionally, I've been mostly involved in the .NET and Angular/React ecosystems, but in my own time I enjoy playing around with other technologies and programming languages. I'm looking for a new challenge and I certainly don't mind learning something new.
I am looking for part-time contract or freelance/consulting opportunities at the moment.
More specifically: do companies have shared infrastructure for all their customers, do they setup new infrastructure for each customer specifically, a combination of both?
Also, what kind of versioning strategy do they use? Every customer on the latest version or can there be differences?
I'm also interested in the way the software development department is structured in large and mid-size companies (regarding teams, collaboration etc...).