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Architecture of participation

Tim O'Reilly's name for a small kernel with standard interfaces that lets people extend the work without asking permission. This book treats it as a design bet for orchestrated systems: components that can be swapped, inspected, extended, and governed.

Discussed in the book

  1. Introduction — What this book is not mentioned 2×
  2. Chapter 5: Orchestration in Practice — 5.6 Concrete artifacts — what exists, and why it is not enough mentioned once
  3. Chapter 7: How to Begin — 7.8 What the first week should not do mentioned once
  4. Chapter 1: The Orchestrator's Toolkit — 1.13 The architecture of participation mentioned once
  5. Chapter 1: The Orchestrator's Toolkit — 1.14 The chapter in one picture mentioned once
  6. Chapter 4: Living with Nondeterminism — 4.3 Topologies and decision records in the wild mentioned once
  7. Introduction — How to use this book mentioned once

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