#Microservices

halvarflake

halvarflake

Ok, I know this is a contentious topic, but: Could someone clearly articulate the threat model under which service-to-service TLS is the best solution? The scenarios I considered are: 1)

Oliver Drotbohm 🥁& 👨‍💻

odrotbohm

Here's a thing I find weird in the monoliths VS. microservices discussion:1. We get told monoliths are naturally badly structured (hint: they aren't, *naturally*). This allegedly is due to the

Weng

AznWeng

PagerDuty reports earnings today. Last Q $PD sunk 25% after earnings, as longer sales cycles and contraction led to weak billings. It is one of my biggest positions and I

Stephen Judkins

stephenjudkins

One of the things I feel I *really like* as an experienced programmer is a fast write/compile/test/run cycle. And it seems like the microservices/cloudfunction/lambda revolution just...doesn't seem to think that's

Grady Booch

Grady_Booch

I have three takeaways from @uber's Domain-Oriented Microservices Architecture.https://eng.uber.com/microservice-architecture/ First, in a very real sense, they are reinventing/rediscovering the very same principle that guided @ericevan

Nadim Kobeissi

kaepora

I'm designing a decentralized social media solution where each user hosts their own microservice. These then connect to one another in a mesh, allowing following and sharing posts. It will

Sebastian Machuca

serroba

@samnewman, I have read a lot about microservices but one topic I haven't seen much is end-to-end tests approaches for when start to adopt eventual consistent architectures. Your testing strategy

Pat Kua

patkua

Busy updating the recommending reading list I give to participants of https://www.patkua.com/shortcut-to-tech-leadership/ for next year There’s some good additions that I thought are worth sharing. See for more Fundamentals

Simon Høiberg

SimonHoiberg

Node.js Learning Path Master these topics, and you'll be ready to take on your first job as a Node.js Back End Developer!Let's go through them JavaScript and Node.js

Steve McDougall

JustSteveKing

So I've seen a lot of new developers being confused as to what is right and wrong in the industry.So here's a little thread with some advise after 10 years

Rick Branson

rbranson

I've always had a hard time taking the whole "agile" movement seriously given that, in my experience, velocity and agility have SO MUCH MORE to do with the software's architecture

Rafael Alvarez

Rafavallina

Lots of questions and comments about Proton. Very excited to hear them! There is a lot to explain about this service, as we are trying to create order out of

Siva

sivalabs

Some folks asked me what are the resources I follow to learn @Java & @SpringBoot. So, I would like to share my favourite blogs, YouTube channels.Thread: (1/n) "This week in

AKF Partners

AKF_Partners

Happy New Year to all our followers.Here are some of our most popular posts in 2020 Leading the pack (again) was our newly-updated technical due diligence checklist https://akfpartners.com/growth-blog/technical-due-diligence-checklists Unde

Charity Majors

mipsytipsy

oh my piece is up! so "ops/infra teams" used to be redundant, but now we have infrastructure engineers (who do no operations) and operations engineers (who do no infrastructure).

Jamie Corkhill

eithermonad

Software projects contain two types of complexity - essential complexity & accidental complexity. The former is inherent to the problem being solved. The latter arises from the solution, from the

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