Pragmatic Microservices

<p>One of the most powerful trends in software today is building large systems out of composable microservices. Many large-scale web companies have migrated over time to this architecture &ndash; and for good reason.</p> <p>But, as with any powerful technique, microservices come with their own brand of tradeoffs,&nbsp;and it is important to be aware of them before deciding whether they are appropriate in any particular case.&nbsp;</p> <p>They are not for every scale of problem, for every stage of company, or for every team.</p> <p>This session takes a pragmatic approach to microservices, and compares them to the alternatives at different stages of company evolution.&nbsp;</p> <p>Using examples both from Google and eBay as well as from smaller organizations, it makes practical suggestions about whether, when, and how an organization should consider adopting a microservices architecture.&nbsp;</p> <p>Assuming microservices are the appropriate choice,&nbsp;it outlines an experience-based, incremental approach to making a successful rearchitecture to microservices.</p>