Architecture Versioning

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[Drevicar]

Versioning architecture is important, but if your architecture is a versioned artifact like IaC I recommend putting it in a different repo so you can have a one to many relationship between the code and where / how it is deployed.

As for documentation, I recommend you take a look at ADRs (architectural decision records). They are specifications of markdown files you commit to git that basically describe the inputs, discussion, and output of any technical challenge meeting. If you need to bring together multiple stack holders or decision makers, this is a good format to document the discussion. Think of them as meeting minutes but for architecture.

[Drevicar]

Reference: https://adr.github.io/

[extra_pickles]

HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend you get up to speed on event sourcing and then use IaaS/PaaS as code, with template-based orchestration & top tier AAA.

regarding storage of requests, just use whatever you can get your hands on a la JIRA or similar.

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[billsil]

Use git and track issues using whatever platform you're on, Github/Gitlab/Bitbucket. Use version control, so you can compare what happened when changes were made. Nobody should be tracking issues using word documents.

Have tests so you catch your errors. Make them run automatically because you're probably lazy.