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Practical microservices - javazone 2014
The document presents practical tips for implementing microservices, focusing on standardization, team ownership, and effective monitoring. It emphasizes avoiding tight coupling between services, adopting a consumer-first approach, and utilizing metrics for tracking performance. Additionally, suggestions include consumer-driven testing, deploying changes promptly, and using strategies to prevent cascading failures.
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- 1. PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS FORMICRO SERVICES Sam Newman Javazone 2014, September 2014 1
- 2. 14 PRACTICAL TIPS FOR MICROSERVICES Sam Newman Javazone 2014, September 2014 2
- 3. YOU WON’T BELIEVE WHAT THEY DO WITH MICROSERVICES IN THIS TALK! Sam Newman Javazone 2014, September 2014 3
- 4. SEE WHAT JENNIFER LAWRENCE THINKS ABOUT DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS! Sam Newman Javazone 2014, September 2014 4
- 5. Customer Service Accounts Returns Invoicing Shipping Inventory @javazone @samnewman
- 6. Focused around abusiness domain Customer Service Accounts Returns Invoicing Shipping Inventory @javazone @samnewman
- 7. Focused around abusiness domain Customer Service Technology Agnostic API Accounts Returns Invoicing Shipping Inventory @javazone @samnewman
- 8. Focused around abusiness domain Customer Service Technology Agnostic API Small Accounts Returns Invoicing Shipping Inventory @javazone @samnewman
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- 19. Where To Standardise? @javazone @samnewman
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- 23. Interfaces Monitoring @javazone@samnewman
- 24. Interfaces Monitoring Deployment& Testing @javazone @samnewman
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- 28. Standardisation Free ForAll @javazone @samnewman
- 29. Standardisation TIP 1/ 14: Standardise in the gaps between services - be flexible about what happens inside the boxes Free For All @javazone @samnewman
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- 39. Trusted Committer / Roving Custodian @javazone @samnewman
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- 45. Trusted Committer / Roving Custodian TIP 2 / 14: Have a cle?a?r ?custodian model! @javazone @samnewman
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- 50. Coupling Is Bad @javazone @samnewman
- 51. Integration Styles AnEvolutionary View Data Oriented Procedure Oriented Document Oriented Resource Oriented @javazone @samnewman
- 52. Integration Styles AnEvolutionary View Data Oriented Procedure Oriented Document Oriented Resource Oriented @javazone @samnewman
- 53. Integration Styles AnEvolutionary View TIP 3 / 14: Avoid RPC-mechanisms or shared serialisation protocols to avoid coupling Data Oriented Procedure Oriented Document Oriented Resource Oriented @javazone @samnewman
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- 114. Inventory Accounts Mountebank http://www.mbtest.org @javazone @samnewman
- 115. Inventory Accounts! Stub Mountebank http://www.mbtest.org @javazone @samnewman
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- 124. Provisioning of Environments Timing Browsers @javazone @samnewman
- 125. Networks Provisioning ofEnvironments Timing Browsers @javazone @samnewman
- 126. Deployment Networks Provisioningof Environments Timing Browsers @javazone @samnewman
- 127. Deployment Networks Provisioningof Environments Timing Browsers Diagnosis @javazone @samnewman
- 128. CONSUMER-DRIVEN CONTRACTS ShippingInventory @javazone @samnewman
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- 159. TIP 12 /14: Use timeouts, circuit breakers and bulk-heads to avoid cascading failure @javazone @samnewman
- 160. Special Service Behaviour @javazone @samnewman
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- 162. Integration Special ServiceBehaviour Downstream @javazone @samnewman
- 163. Integration Special ServiceBehaviour Downstream Metrics @javazone @samnewman
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- 166. Integration Special ServiceBehaviour Metrics TIP 13 / 14: Consider Service Templates to make it easy to do the right thing! Downstream @javazone @samnewman
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- 171. Choice! Opportunity @javazone@samnewman
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- 173. Choice! Opportunity MonitoringComplexity Deployment Safety Integration @javazone @samnewman
- 174. Choice! Opportunity TIP14 / 14: Find your own balance Monitoring Complexity Deployment Safety Integration @javazone @samnewman
- 175. 62 Building Microservices DESIGNING FINE-GRAINED SYSTEMS Sam Newman
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- 179. THANKS! Any questions: @samnewman snewman@thoughtworks.com