Orchestral manoeuvres in the Docker: A noob’s guide to microservices
Via: MICHAEL CRILLY
Given the hype around microservices, it’s tempting to question whether the task of managing microservices has also been oversold. Isn’t it just just like managing a traditional piece of software? Well, no. Here’s why.
7 secrets to scaling with microservices
Via: CHRISTIAN BEEDGEN
Follow these steps to ensure a successful transition from monolithic app to distributed microservices.
Training: Designing Microservice Architectures — Berlin
Via: RISINGSTACK
We are going to host a training called Designing Microservice Architectures in Berlin, on June 14th-15th. If you’d like to learn how to break down a monolith into microservices properly, join us!
Microservices in Adopt?
Via: REBECCA PARSONS
Microservices quickly made it to the Trial ring on the ThoughtWorks Technology Radar, but they’ve never made it into the Adopt ring. Let’s explore the question of why microservices aren’t in Adopt yet?
Microservices? Or Rather Monoliths? — After the Hype
Via: EBERHARD WOLFF
Microservices are currently attracting criticism because microservice systems often do not have a good structure. Although, the quality of the structure does not depend on whether the modules are microservices or classic modules.
Creating REST Microservices with Javalin
Via: CHRISTOPHER FRANKLIN
Javalin is a lightweight web framework written for Java and Kotlin. It is modeled closely off of koa.js, which means it’s written from the ground up to be simple to understand and build on. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through steps of building a basic REST microservice using this light framework.
Microservices, Docker, Kubernetes, Serverless, Service Mesh, and Beyond
Via: CHANAKA FERNANDO
Learn how all these technologies work together for more reliable, efficient microservices development and deployment, and how the Ballerina language helps.
In brief
Q&A with Bob McWhirter on WildFly Swarm Rename to Thorntail
Via: KESHA WILLIAMS
The monolith, microservices and serverless computing: pros and cons
Via: VOLODYMYR FEDAK
Why microservices and monoliths are not simple
Via: PHIL WILKINS