Dr. Annegret Junker from Allianz

Dr Annegret Junker works as Lead Architect at Allianz Germany. She has been working in the software industry for over 25 years in a wide variety of roles, trying to combine technical and process issues.

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Micro frontends in practice

Guest contribution by Dr. Annegret Junker from Allianz | Sep 30, 2021

Micro frontends make it possible to have parts of the frontend of a web application developed by independent teams. How does this work in practice?

Solving Cross-Cutting Concerns through patterns

Guest contribution by Dr. Annegret Junker from Allianz | Nov 30, 2020

Cross-cutting concerns relate to software architectures and all services required in an application.Which 4 patterns help to solve problems?

Why I am not superfluous as a software architect

Guest contribution by Dr. Annegret Junker from Allianz | Apr 6, 2020

Nowadays, teams take on many tasks in the course of developments. This also changes the role of the software architect. One opinion.

From Monolith to Microservices

Guest contribution by Dr. Annegret Junker from Allianz | Oct 14, 2019

How can you develop a monolith into a microservice technology? A field report on stability, performance, automation, testability, maintainability.

Agility begins with the heart

Guest contribution by Dr. Annegret Junker from Allianz | Aug 15, 2019

Many organisations try to become more agile, but the “Excellarator”, the “Statusrititis” and the “General” have something against it. Empathy and heart are needed here.

Reasonable limits for self-responsible teams

Guest contribution by Dr. Annegret Junker from Allianz | Mar 23, 2018

Which decisions should self-responsible teams be able to make and how does a technically clean design help in assembling self-responsible teams?