Educate before you integrate microservices

Over the last few years, Microservices have become a popular architecture pattern for the distributed systems. There are many definitions of Microservices so, their implementations differ as well. By now, you may be tired of listening to microservices talk with Netflix architecture diagrams, the dreaded eCommerce example or another technology pitch. Many of these talks push you off the cliff and leave the flying(the hard part) up to you. As a result, the implementations fall short of success. Incorrect integration strategies are central to these. In this talk, we are going to look at avoiding some of those failures based on real-world experiences. We are going to look at some guiding principles and how to choose the correct integration strategy via examples.

• Yogi Aradhye

  5 Recordings

  Yogi Aradhye has been writing code well over a decade and has worked on many different kinds of technologies. His diverse work experience includes small startups to large enterprises such as DELL. Currently, he is leading projects at Headspring as a Principal Consultant with a focus on building advanced distributed systems. Over the past 20 months, he has been a lead architect for a financial services client. He sets patterns and guides multiple teams in a collaborative journey towards microservices. Yogi has also been a speaker at .NET User Group Code Camps in Hartford, Boston, Houston, and Austin. Recently, he presented at Kansas City Developer Conference.

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