Microservices? Yes, but no spaghetti please!

By Peter Eijgermans

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Microservices set high standards for architecture and infrastructure: asynchronous message-based applications that are automatically deployed containerized, scaled and managed. This talk focuses on the microservices architecture, design patterns and anti-patterns of implementing microservices.

Description

Microservices is no longer only the latest buzzword, but stands for a broad development/paradigm change to Continuous Delivery, RESTful Services and Agile Development. Teams develop independent (micro) services with a private life cycle, so that new functionality is placed in a very short space of time in production. For online services such as Netflix and Spotify this is vital to compete. Microservices set high standards for architecture and infrastructure: asynchronous message-based applications that are automatically deployed containerized, scaled and managed. In this session Peter Eijgermans focuses on microservices architecture, microservices design patterns, anti-patterns and some strategies to convert a monolith to microservices.