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- [Modular Monoliths] In this talk @simonbrown talks on architectural aspects of apply component-based and service-oriented design thinking to achieve modularity in your monolith.
- [Building Fault Tolerant Microservices] Excellent talk on the ho to address failures in #Microservices. Good use case examples and clear explanations about the patterns you can apply. By @kerlandsson at @Jfokus
- [How does HTTPS work ?] This video explains how HTTPS works in very simple terms.
- [In Defence of the Monolith, Part 2] In this article at @InfoQ , @dkhaywood elaborate on some important implementation patterns for modular monoliths and look at the implementation of the Java monolith he had worked.
- [Creating a VM Instance On Google Cloud Platform] Virtual Machines are very useful and widely used, you can easily have a fully customized machine ready to deploy your application or even create a complete development environment for remote development. See how.
- [The fast-moving monolith: how we sped-up delivery from every three months, to every week] A recount of the journey from three-months, to one-week release cycle-time
- [Write Maintainable Integration Tests with Docker] In this article @GianArb show how you can use testcontainer to write integration tests (Go language).
- [When Not To Use Microservices] In this post @cfe84 discuss the application of microservices, what are some of their downsides, and situations in which case their use should be re-considered very carefully.
- [Using Docker Multi-stage Builds To Build And Test Applications]
- [Intro to Microservices, Part 4: Dependencies and Data Sharing] Learn the basics of dependency management and data sharing for microservices architectures. By @speyrott
- [Architecting container and microservice-based applications] Architecting container and microservice-based applications is no small feat and shouldn't be taken lightly. Learn the core concepts. Great chapter by @Microsoft