5 Questions Everyone's Asking About Microservices (Question 3)

When discussing the development impact on existing applications while transitioning to microservices, there are five questions that keep popping up in one form or another. They are the same regardless of the size of the organization and seem to become part of strategy discussions later in the process as organizations move towards microservice architectures.

These articles cover questions that everyone should ask about microservices. Their based on experiences from interactions with organizations in the process of conquering microservices for existing development and for delivering modern applications.

Previously we covered the first question around the performance impact of microservices and the second question on state and monoliths. In this third article we'll take a look at data and your distributed microservices.

5 Questions Everyone's Asking About Microservices (Question 2)

When discussing the development impact on existing applications while transitioning to microservices, there are five questions that keep popping up in one form or another. They are the same regardless of the size of the organization and seem to become part of strategy discussions later in the process as organizations move towards microservice architectures.

These articles cover questions that everyone should ask about microservices. Their based on experiences from interactions with organizations in the process of conquering microservices for existing development and for delivering modern applications.

Previously we covered the first question around the performance impact of microservices. In this second article we'll take a look at dealing with state after splitting up monolithic applications.

DevConf.US 2019 - 7 Steps to Expanding Your AppDev Toolbox (slides)

Previously I talked about submitting to DevConf.us in Boston.

This week I was in Boston presenting three talks that got accepted.

It was a lot of fun and happy to see so many faces of friend, to meet so many eager new developers, and to share the stories I have to tell.

Below are the slides from the talk I gave on 7 steps to expanding your application development toolbox.

DevConf.US 2019 - How to Jump Start Your Career in Open Source (slides)

Previously I talked about submitting to DevConf.us in Boston.

This week I was in Boston presenting three talks that got accepted.

It was a lot of fun and happy to see so many faces of friend, to meet so many eager new developers, and to share the stories I have to tell.

Below are the slides from the talk I gave on how to jump start your career in open source.

DevConf.US 2019 - 3 Pitfalls Everyone Ignores with Microservices (slides)

Previously I talked about submitting to DevConf.us in Boston.

This week I was in Boston presenting three talks that got accepted.

It was a lot of fun and happy to see so many faces of friend, to meet so many eager new developers, and to share the stories I have to tell.

Below are the slides from the talk I gave on 3 pitfalls everyone ignores with microservices.

5 Questions Everyone's Asking About Microservices (Question 1)

One of the joys of my role is that we're often talking to customers (or potential customers) about their concerns, their plans, and their strategies for moving their business forward based on open source technologies.

When discussing the application development impact on existing developed applications and transitioning to microservices there are five questions that keep popping up in one form or another. They are the same regardless of the size of the organization and seem to become part of strategy discussions later in the process as organizations move towards microservice architectures.

This article touches on five questions, in no particular order, that everyone should ask about microservices. It's based on experiences from interactions with organizations in the process of conquering microservices for existing development and for delivering modern applications.

In this article we'll take a look at the first question, one on the performance impact of microservices.

Beginners Guide - Building an Online Retail Web Shop Workshop (Technical Rules)

With the release of Red Hat Decision Manager 7.3 I've started updating my free online workshop, a beginners guide to building an online retail web shop.

The previous article covered creating a guided rule for your online retail web shop.. This update is the for the sixth lab in this workshop, with more to follow. Learn how to create techical rules with Red Hat Decision Manager.

Below you'll find the embedded lab slides with all the instructions you need.