The Entity Microservice Trap You May Be Doing It Wrong • Fred George • GOTO 2016

This presentation was recorded at GOTO Chicago 2016
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Fred George - Early Adopter of OO & Agile, Advocating MicroServices & Programmer Anarchy
ABSTRACT
Approaches to MicroServices are almost as varied as the number of companies attempting an implementation. The promise is truly a siren song [...]
TIMECODES
0:00 Introduction
0:23 Fred George
3:23 Fred Brooks Design Approach
4:03 90's Design Approach
6:06 Corollary
7:36 Rapid Deployment in Perth
11:39 Conclusion: Break DB Apart
12:00 Asynchronous Support
13:07 Connascence by Jim Weirich
20:24 The Cynefin Framework
23:01 Alternative: Event Bus
24:23 Distributed, Heterogenous DB
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[@solomonxie5157]

awesome talk to go through all the trending concepts with the simple concept behind it, like this guy!

[@raul834]

The presentation is very difficult to read.. The titles centered vertically are just a no go. The text is overlapping everywhere.

[@JeremyAndersonBoise]

I love this guy. Perhaps because working as a Disruptor is my destiny, regardless of job title.

[@electricant55]

This guy has the best name in the universe

[@tomlxyz]

Is that a central event bus like a ESB?

[@VictorMartinez-zf6dt]

No, because the pipe is dumb. And ESB knows too much, but a central event bus is just a dumb pipe.

[@allmhuran]

In this presentation: A dude who has never heard of views. And who thinks database tables contain "records".

[@m13v2]

if you look a bit deeper, you'll find that databases do indeed contain "records" and that it's a nice quip on that before SQL, there was NoSQL. looking atfred george's vita also hints that he might consider "views" too expensive to be worth mentioning. but then basically, this talk is about microservices and he spins a nice train of thought as of why some ended up with the "entity microservice" anti-pattern.

[@RichardBuckerCodes]

stop the madness... most businesses are not this big and can be managed in a spreadsheet.