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@ -70,6 +70,10 @@ les règles métiers, les données critiques et entités, et que vous aurez fait
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votre nouvelle création en utilisant Django, vous serez bon gré mal gré, contraint de continuer avec.
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Cette décision ne sera pas irrévocable, mais difficile à contourner.
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> At some point in their history most DevOps organizations were hobbled by tightly-coupled, monolithic architectures that while extremely successfull at helping them achieve product/market fit - put them at risk of organizational failure once they had to operate at scale (e.g. eBay's monolithic C++ application in 2001, Amazon's monolithic OBIDOS application in 2001, Twitter's monolithic Rails front-end in 2009, and LinkedIn's monolithic Leo application in 2011).
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> In each of these cases, they were able to re-architect their systems and set the stage not only to survice, but also to thrise and win in the marketplace
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> The DevOps Handbook, Part III - The Principles of Flow - Architect for low-risk release (page 182)
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Ceci dit, Django compense ses contraintes en proposant énormément de flexibilité et de fonctionnalités
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*out-of-the-box*, c'est-à-dire que vous pourrez sans doute avancer vite et bien jusqu'à un point de rupture,
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puis revoir la conception et réinvestir à ce moment-là, mais en toute connaissance de cause.
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