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In this episode, we are exploring the topic of microservices. Together, Andrew and Fahad discuss the details of microservices, who should utilize them, how they work, advantages and disadvantages, best practices, and examples where the utilization of microservices benefitted major companies.
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- What are microservices and why are they important?
- The trade-off between microservices and monoliths
- Why decouple everything?
- How could companies migrate towards microservices?
- How Capital One migrated to microservices
- How containers fit into microservices
- Is there such a thing as ideal architecture?
- Microservices aren't always the answer
- How startups can approach microservices
- The disadvantages of managing microservices
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- Culture change in big businesses and open sourcing
- Whats next for microservices?
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In this episode, we are exploring the topic of microservices. Together, Andrew and Fahad discuss the details of microservices, who should utilize them, how they work, advantages and disadvantages, best practices, and examples where the utilization of microservices benefitted major companies.
Show Notes:
- What are microservices and why are they important?
- The trade-off between microservices and monoliths
- Why decouple everything?
- How could companies migrate towards microservices?
- How Capital One migrated to microservices
- How containers fit into microservices
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- How startups can approach microservices
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- The cost of communication throughout
- The difficulty of request timing
- Solutions to help manage microservices
- The importance of Open Source with microservices
- Culture change in big businesses and open sourcing
- Whats next for microservices?
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