Today we held our inaugural Paubox Engineering Summit at the Park MGM in Las Vegas. Taking concepts from the book, Production-Ready Microservices: Building Standardized Systems Across an Engineering Organization by Susan J. Fowler, we kicked things off by splitting into groups and diagramming our microservices.

It’s an exciting time to be an engineer at Paubox, as we’re in the process of rewriting our entire infrastructure into a series of microservices and API endpoints.

See also: Our Big Ideas at Paubox: Security, Reliability, and Ease of Use

Since we’re a remote company, it was great meeting people in person for the first time.

Enjoy the pics!

Park MGM conference room with Paubox Engineering Summit attendees seated for presentation
Shailesh Vyas and Sara Toole
Paubox engineering team members in a meeting room discussing infrastructure plans
(left to right) Joshua Montross, Joy Castelino, Don Beesing, and Milton Andrade diagramming our ambitions
Panel of four Paubox engineers seated at a table during the 2022 Engineering Summit
(left to right): Daniel Gomez, Eddie Prislac, Moe Adam, and Sara Toole
Team members gathered in a conference room working together on laptops during the Paubox Engineering Summit
(left to right): Chloe Bowen, Eddie Prislac, Dan “Vegas” Dorszynski, Jennifer Pazos, and Moe Adam
Slide titled Micro Service Standardization at Paubox, outlining inter-service information exchange, REST API patterns, message broker patterns, and development cycle steps
We are living this book right now
Paubox engineering team members seated at a conference table during the 2022 Engineering Summit
Our inaugural Paubox Engineering Summit 2022
Paubox engineering team members smiling at the 2022 Engineering Summit
Dan “Vegas” Dorszynski showed me the ropes on the slot machines last night