Microservices • Martin Fowler • YOW! 2016

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@softwareminimalist
@softwareminimalist 2 жыл бұрын
Microservice - an actor (actor model) implemented as a standalone asynchronous component, deployed in a container, communicating over platform independent communication channel, fulfilling a single or few functionalities of the total system.
@Bengt.Lueers
@Bengt.Lueers 2 жыл бұрын
27:34 "Microservices often seem like the best way to organizing people." - Unfortunately, I tend to agree with that.
@LackofFaithify
@LackofFaithify 2 ай бұрын
This was one of the funniest things I've seen in a while. Story old as tech: a possible option depending on circumstances meets supervillain levels of greedy corporation and now you are a digital serf to Amazon because you implemented something someone called microservices but it meets almost none of the definitions or rationales for adopting given in this talk by one of its inventors/developers/practitioners/whatever.
@itcloudguy
@itcloudguy Жыл бұрын
22:36 - I've never understand the irony around Kubernetes or even Docker. Maybe that was humor of 2016-s? I don't know. But today in the 2020s no one laughs at it
@mobe6524
@mobe6524 8 ай бұрын
People expect those tools to be some sort of magical answer to problems related to deployment and service management, before they realize it's not. That doesn't mean docker or k8s are not useful, not at all, it's just more complexity they're gonna need to introduce and master. Not to mention people who are using them for the wrong reasons...
@itcloudguy
@itcloudguy 8 ай бұрын
@@mobe6524 Thank you for the clarification. Your answer really explains the meaning of Martin's irony at this point. I have worked quite a bit with container technologies, including Kubernetes. This is essentially a well-developed abstraction over the already existing ability in UNIX systems to package applications into containers. And I agree that these are difficult things to understand and require a high barrier to entry. But I would like to know what alternatives can be offered here as orchestrators in such complex systems based on microservices.
@mobe6524
@mobe6524 8 ай бұрын
@@itcloudguy there isn't. He's just trying to bring people's attention on the topic. Like it's not just that simple and there is so much in there. You tend to hear a lot about the benefits but not much about the complexity behind. It's great to have the privilege of using modern tech such as docker and k8s, but how worth would that be? And that depends on the team and its skills and the project and the budget etc. etc.
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