Chris Richardson EXPOSES the Microservices Cognitive Load Trap
Platform Engineering Microservices Team Topologies Cognitive Load Kubernetes Developer Productivity Crossplane Gitops Flux Argo Architecture Patterns Thinnest Viable Platform Fast Flow
Chris Richardson explains how platform engineering initiatives fail due to teams getting trapped in the 'infinity pool of technology' and presents six core platform patterns for building a Thinnest Viable Platform. The talk is designed for architecture leaders and engineering managers seeking to reduce microservices cognitive load while maintaining fast flow across teams.
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