In part 2 of the metabolizing cellular architectures series, Chris Price, Head of the Developer Ecosystem at Momento, re-emphasizes that cellular architect is used as a method to minimize the impact of failures by isolating different deployments, or “cells”, of an application. 

Chris also explains how to automate deployments across multiple cells, standardize the deployment lifecycle, and manage permissions for both inbound and outbound access. The use of modern infrastructure as code tools allow for more flexible, reusable and less error-prone deployment processes. 

The talk concludes with highlighting the benefits of cellular architecture in improving customer experience by reducing the impact of outages and increasing engineering agility.

Chris Price

Speaker

Chris is a software engineer who hails from Portland, OR. When not gardening or riding bikes, he enjoys analyzing and improving software performance and geeking out over metrics. He has technical leadership experience at companies of various shapes and sizes, from tiny startups to AWS. He is now passionately working to improve the productivity and happiness of all engineers who have ever experienced the joys of building and operating a cache cluster, by contributing to Momento’s serverless caching products.