Matthew SkeltonKey takeaways from my keynote at ShipItCon today:
We need decoupling of teams and technology for fast flow BUT ALSO the active diffusion of knowledge for alignment and engagement.
DevOps Topologies 10 years on: what have we learned about silos, collaboration, and flow? - ShipItCon 2024
Adam Shostack 
@matthewskelton Cool! This is really exciting to me because I spend a lot of my time helping orgs threat model better, and threat modeling can support both of these goals.
Decoupling gets better because you build in trust boundaries, and that helps drive a conversation about where coupling happens (often around APIs/services).
Diffusing happens because you have abstractions and ugly pictures š or really, good enough ones that help people absorb some architecture information at a glance.
Do you have a link to a deck/blog post?
@adamshostack slides https://speakerdeck.com/matthewskelton/devops-topologies-10-years-on-what-have-we-learned-about-silos-collaboration-and-flow-shipitcon-2024
I would love a conversation about all this!
@matthewskelton "sliding into DMs" :)