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Continously delivering containerized microservices
The document discusses microservices as a viable architectural choice that enhances service autonomy and supports continuous delivery and DevOps culture. It emphasizes the importance of bounded contexts for modularization and team autonomy while encouraging experimentation and innovation. The author addresses common skepticism and suggests starting small with modern tools to effectively implement microservices.
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