The sweetest fruit salad recipe for energy saving services

Chapter N. Time to enjoy the dessert

(This story begins in Chapter 0. Launching an energy-saving rocket to the stars)

You reached the release phase, we hope it took less than what it took to us. Once completed all the described steps, we got in our repository a robust, fault tolerant and fully documented and testable service that satisfies all the goals we decided.

Let’s recap the challenges we went through:

Thanks to all the previous achievements, we could deploy it smoothly and keep it completely monitored and under control. But it was not the end, just the beginning of its evolution. Several new requirements came, the most impacting, has been a change in the expected SLA of the service, requiring it to also handle very large messages, besides the current large amount of IoT tiny messages.

During its life and to respond to these changes, we have taken advantage of all the tuning features we incorporated to the service, like:

Since its initial release, more services have joined the family, following the architecture, design principles, technical stack and completeness delivery approach. Each of them has provided a space for its evolution, improvement and refinement, which has been applied back to the existing ones, keeping all the family aligned

Our Cucumber test suite became a complete description, test as documentation? ;-) of the service features in human language:

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