Name: GOTO 2016 • Microservices: A Utopian Mystery • Praveena Fernandes
Uploaded: 2017-04-26T01:26:17.000Z
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I'm really interested to hear what you have to say

or what have you observed and things like that.

I know that Sam has already given me an introduction,

I'm a software engineer at Neo Technology

or like how my Swedish colleagues would say, Neo4j.

But before I proceed to present my case study,

so it'll be easier to skip through the parts,

How many of you have worked with microservices?

Microservices is a software architecture style

almost all major conferences around the world

have a separate track dedicated for microservices.

It's not just in terms of software architecture style,

language conferences have specific tracks on microservices.

So it's been gaining a ton of momentum in the recent years.

companies like Pinterest, Twitter, Halo, Uber,

and ton of these things which I already use

and I'm sure like many of you are end customers

you see that all of them have been there for

They have lot of young engineers working there.

The things that microservices brings in are like ...

and you can scale up and you can scale down services

however you like based on how your user consumption is.

to when it is deployed is already used so rapidly.

I worked in a place as a consultant where

this huge like, what do you call it, architecture,

and we don't know what was happening there.

the customers were kind of seeing patterns where they saw

new startups which came in to their own space,

where they were able to quickly add features,

the ones that they have been trying to add for years,

They were in a position where they were still

being corroded away by tons of new startups in their space.

They really wanted to change how they work.

They wanted to change how they deliver software

That is what they were serving to the end users.

my team were dealing with a 20-year old system

and the team did not have any business analyst

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