AutorTechnischer Leiter, Belgrad11 Artikel

Aleksa

Aleksa ist technischer Leiter in Belgrad. Er leitet das Entwicklungsteam, hat die Architektur im Blick und berichtet an Erik.

Er arbeitet selbst in Kundenprojekten mit, auch an der Infrastruktur und deren Kosten.

Rolle: Technischer Leiter, Belgrad
Standort: Belgrad
Sprachen: Englisch, Serbisch
Schreibt über: Leading remote development teams, Software architecture, Cloud infrastructure

Artikel von Aleksa

Hosting und SicherheitHosting und SicherheitPatching without waiting for the CVEThe Collabora flaw in Nextcloud was exploited a month before its CVE appeared. Update what faces the internet on a fixed schedule, not after an advisory.Aleksa4 Min. Lesezeit
StacksStacks.NET and React for enterprise software: team and pitfalls.NET with React suits enterprise software. The risks sit where the two meet: types that drift apart, two separate releases and a team split into two camps.Aleksa4 Min. Lesezeit
Hosting und SicherheitHosting und SicherheitBackups and disaster recovery for your applicationA backup only counts once you have restored it. Set RPO and RTO per system, follow the 3-2-1 rule and run an automated restore test every night.Aleksa5 Min. Lesezeit
ArchitekturArchitekturDo you need Kubernetes? What fits which team sizeWith one or two teams you usually do not need Kubernetes: Docker Compose or managed containers is enough. Kubernetes pays off with many services and several teams.Aleksa4 Min. Lesezeit
Hosting und SicherheitHosting und SicherheitKeeping cloud costs under controlCloud waste sits in test environments running all night, orphaned disks and logs without retention. A monthly review per owner keeps it small.Aleksa5 Min. Lesezeit
Remote-TeamsRemote-TeamsOnboarding a remote developer: the first two weeksA remote developer is part of your sprint after two weeks if access works on day 1 and a small, real task is ready in the first week.Aleksa4 Min. Lesezeit
StacksStacksPostgres as the default database: when it fits and when notPick PostgreSQL for a new product. With jsonb, full-text search and pgvector you rarely need a second database early on, which saves operations work and money.Aleksa4 Min. Lesezeit
StacksStacksReact Native or Flutter: choose based on your teamIf your team already writes React and TypeScript, choose React Native. For a separate mobile team or an app that must look identical everywhere, choose Flutter.Aleksa4 Min. Lesezeit
Remote-TeamsRemote-TeamsRunning stand-ups with a remote teamA stand-up with a distributed team stays under fifteen minutes once you drop the status round. Walk the board and only talk about work that is stuck.Aleksa4 Min. Lesezeit
ArchitekturArchitekturServerless or your own servers: cost, cold starts and lock-inServerless pays off with low or irregular traffic. Your own server wins with steady traffic, long-running processes or a lot of computation.Aleksa4 Min. Lesezeit
ArchitekturArchitekturThe modular monolith and how to keep its boundariesA modular monolith is one deployment with modules per domain, each with a public interface and its own tables. Checks in CI keep those boundaries in place.Aleksa4 Min. Lesezeit

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