Architecture Raw — Enterprise Architecture Without the Fluff

Your architecture has a noise problem.

Hundreds of decisions. No clear picture of what actually happens.

The archive

Latest simulations

Parameter-driven simulations that expose how real systems behave — recorded live, never a static diagram.

Why High Availability Is More Than Having a Backup

RPO vs RTO — a healthy backup (data history) still means hours of costly downtime on a cold restore, while automated HA (streaming WAL + standby promotion) keeps the service online

OUTRPO (5m → 0 sync), RTO (6 hours vs <5s), Outage Cost ($0 → $1.8M), WAL replication state (streaming → promoted)

#high-availability#disaster-recovery#rpo-rto

SAP/Cloud MigrationOpen→

EP 09Ready

What Happens When One Server Becomes a Single Point of Failure?

Blast radius containment — a monolithic single point (20 web nodes + 1 ingress on ONE un-replicated DB) fails company-wide, while cellular fault isolation traps the same failure inside one cell

OUTBlast radius (100% → 33%), nodes down (20 → 7), primary DB state, cells online (2/3), system availability (0% → 67%)

#single-point-of-failure#blast-radius#cellular-architecture

SAP/Cloud MigrationOpen→

EP 06Ready

Data Lifecycle — Kitchen Counter vs Secure Attic

The Data Hoarder's Trap — paying premium hot-storage prices for cold, rarely-accessed data vs. automated lifecycle tiering (Hot → Infrequent → Archive)

OUTMonthly TCO ($61k → ~$3k, ~95% cut), hot-tier %, dark data % (52%→6%), cold-by-90-days (60–80%), DR restore window (22h → 3h)

#data-lifecycle#storage-tiering#finops

SAP/Cloud MigrationOpen→

View all simulations →

Explore by theme

Content segments

Four fault lines where enterprise systems quietly break. Pick one to filter the full archive.

One architecture, many edges

Every segment connects back to the same core

Persistence, migration, Web3, and AI sovereignty aren't isolated topics — they're nodes on one system. The hub sends a signal to each; watch how a decision in one ripples to the rest.

02Simulations