The Cloud Playbook
Amrut PatilPlaybooks for engineering leaders running multitenant SaaS on AWS who choose predictability over speed: boringly reliable services, controlled cloud spend, and audit-ready compliance.
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TCP #142: ETL vs ELT Is Not a Platform-Wide Decision
Most data platform teams answer the ETL versus ELT question once, at the platform level, and apply that answer to every pipeline.
The reasoning is understandable.
One pattern means fewer tools, fewer skills to maintain, fewer failure mode...
TCP #141: Seven Signals Your Organization Is Not Ready for Data Mesh
Data mesh usually arrives as an answer to a real problem.
The central data team is a bottleneck. Dashboard requests queue behind one another. Domain teams understand their own data best, but wait weeks for someone else to model it.
Decent...
TCP #140: How to Keep Your AWS Data Lake From Becoming a Data Swamp
Most data lakes do not fail because teams chose the wrong AWS service.
They fail because nobody encoded ownership, schema authority, partitioning, and access rules before the first dataset arrived.
The pattern is predictable:
A team crea...
TCP #139: The strangler fig that strangled nothing after 18 months
Eighteen months ago, this team adopted the strangler fig pattern to decompose their monolith.
Today they have exactly two services extracted. Both projects are frozen.
The pattern was fine: route traffic through a facade, peel off one cap...
TCP #138: The rehost business case that was true in the slide deck
The rehost business case got approved on a clean story:
Move the workload as‑is, shut down the data center, save money.
The slide compared on‑prem cost to modeled cloud cost. The savings number looked solid. Finance signed.
Six months...
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