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Architecture decision records (ADRs) help keep track of decisions about tech tools and projects. GitHub, ThoughtWorks, and eBay use ADRs to provide a detailed, clear history and guide the future. Losing the context on a decision can make it a "silent, lurking liability" and ADRs avoid that. When developers at fintech startup Nubank needed to choose which database they'd use for its customer interaction system, they didn't rush into the decision. They carefully listed all of the attributes they wanted the database to have — like flexibility and compatibility with existing tools — as well as all the different options, like Amazon DynamoDB and Datomic. For each option, they then listed the pros and cons of each tool.
Location: Waterloo, ON With 40 years of IT and cyber security experience, Michael Corbin leads the design, deployment and management of eSentire’s Core IT Infrastructure and client-based signal generation platform. His focus is on the efficient and scalable solutions that deliver reliable, secure and cost effective internal and external customer experiences. Prior to eSentire, he led Verizon's Global Cloud and Security Solutions Engineering team where he focused on the customers’ business drivers to improve their security posture and deliver efficient computing platforms. What was your first job? My IT career began as a Field Service Technician for a small communications company, Anderson Jacobson Inc. out of San Jose CA. They built “terminals” and acoustic modems to communicate to mainframe systems.