Architecture and solution design can be challenging and involves tradeoffs and understanding concerns. One example of such trade-offs and design principles could be demonstrated even in a simple question as “which car would you buy?” what will be your question if you have 1000$? And if have 10M$? Would you buy the same car? Will it affect your decision If you were driving 10 mins a day? 10 hours a day? In this talk, I will demonstrate how architecting a solution can be as natural as driving a car, by implementing similar concerns and logic you use in your daily life to your design can make you a better engineer and your services more efficient. We will cover the principles, trade-offs and things you should NOT do when architecting a solution.