From POC to production: 9 architecture components your vibe-coded app needs.
AI can build POC/MVP.
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AI can build POC/MVP.
But architecture makes it work in the real world.
LLMs make coding easy.
But without proper architecture:
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Systems crash under load
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Features break other features
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Slow pages = lost revenue
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Failures are not retried
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One failure takes everything down
Demos are easy. Systems are hard.
The good news? You can prompt AI to add these components too.
Here are the 9 components every modern product needs to scale:
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Object Storage — Store and serve files at scale
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CDN — Fast content delivery worldwide
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Application Cache — Millisecond reads from memory
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Queue — Do work later so users don’t wait
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Load Balancer — Spread traffic across servers
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Scheduler — Automate recurring tasks
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Containers + Orchestration — Scale and self-heal automatically
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API Gateway — One secure entry to all services
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Pub-Sub — 1 event triggers many reactions
Swipe the carousel to see what each component does, when to use it, and the tech stack options.
Before you ship, ask yourself:
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Does slow work run in a queue?
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Can you survive a server failure?
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Are global users loading content fast?
AI can code. Architecture makes it real.
What component do you wish you’d added earlier? Drop it below.
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