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AoAD2 Practice: Evolutionary System Architecture

James Shore

Evolutionary System Architecture. What about your system architecture? By system architecture, I mean all the components that make up your deployed system. When you do, you get evolutionary system architecture. This is a decidedly unfashionable approach to system architecture.

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Top Disadvantages to Adopting Microservices (And Why You Should Do It Anyway)

OverOps

Microservices is a thought model that promises to bring us closer to that goal. By breaking up an application into specialized containers designed to perform a specific task or process, microservices enable each component to operate independently. What Makes Microservices Hard? What makes Microservices hard?

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Evaluating a Microservice Architecture

Tandem

Microservice architecture has been a hot topic in the realm of software development for a while now. It’s often portrayed as a revolutionary method for constructing software systems that are scalable, adaptable, and efficient. However, like any technology, it has its strengths and weaknesses.

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Understanding Microservices

Mentormate

SOA addresses some of the monolithic system concerns by separating the codebase into smaller pieces, however it introduces team dependencies as it strives to optimize for reusability. Microservices is the next step in the evolution of architecture patterns. Microservices strive to optimize for scale.

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Revolutionize your site for growth, innovation, and customer satisfaction with composable architecture

CIO

The industry shift toward composability As the digital landscape rapidly evolves, businesses are reevaluating their system architectures. Composability has emerged as a key growth opportunity and a critical component of companies’ architecture roadmaps.

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Components of Container Management

Dzone - DevOps

For more: Read the Report Containers are a major catalyst for rapid cloud-native adoption across all kinds of enterprises because they help organizations quickly lift and shift legacy applications or break monoliths into microservices to move to the cloud.

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Bliki: ConwaysLaw

Martin Fowler

We often see how inattention to the law can twist system architectures. If an architecture is designed at odds with the development organization's structure, then tensions appear in the software structure. This, indeed, is why I describe microservices as primarily a tool to structure a development organization.