This document discusses the convergence of microservices, Docker, and supply chain technologies. It begins with introductions of Josh Corman and John Willis. The overview discusses how geography, agriculture, civilization and tools influenced human development, and how cybernetic feedback loops can shorten distances and latency. Later sections explain how microservices decompose applications into small, autonomous services and how Docker and supply chain tools help facilitate the development and deployment of microservices.

1. Guns, Germs and
Microservices
Josh Corman -@joshcorman
John Willis -@botchagalupe

2. @joshcorman
Joshua Corman
Who am I?
@joshcorman
CTO, Sonatype

3. @joshcorman

4. @joshcorman
True #DevOps + Security isn’t all rainbows & unicorns. Unicorn p00p has to be
worked thru @joshcorman @mortman #RSAC
h/t @petecheslock DevOpsDays Austin 2015

5. @joshcorman

6. @joshcorman6
10/23/2013
@joshcorman
~ Marc Marc Andreessen 2011

7. @botchagalupe
• a.k.a. John Willis
• Work at Docker
• 35 Years in IT Operations
• Exxon, Canonical, Chef, Enstratius,
Socketplane
• Devopsdays Core Organizer
• 35 Devopsdays
• DOES15 Organizers

8. Overview

9. Battle of Cajamarca

12. Geography Agriculture Civilization Tools
Feedback Loops
Cybernetic Feedback Loops
Shorten Distance and Latency

13. Geography
Agriculture
Civilization
Tools
Terminal Velocity

14. Immutable Awesomeness

15. Data
Infrastructure
Information Knowledge Actions
Immutable Awesomeness
Cybernetic Feedback Loops
Shorten Distance and Latency
(Lead Time & MTTR)

16. Information
Data
Infrastructure
The New Guns, Germs and Steel
Micro
Services
Docker
Convergence
Supply
Chain

17. Microservices
Small Autonomous Services
That Work Together
Sam Newman
Loosely Coupled Service
Oriented Architectures With
Bounded Context
Adrian Cockroft

18. Immutable Decomposition

21. Why Supply Chain, Docker and
Microservices
Data is the new center of gravity
Docker is a killer app for Microservices
Supply Chain is a killer app for Docker