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Industry professionals, data enthusiasts, and thought leaders are gearing up for the highly anticipated Enterprise Data & Business Intelligence and Analytics Conference Europe, scheduled to take place from 7 – 10 November at etc. venues, […]
(Editor’s Note: What follows is an excerpt from the book, Corporate Explorer Fieldbook: How to Build New Ventures in Established Companies, by Andrew Binns and Eugene Ivanov) Corporate Explorers face the daunting task of sorting […]
By Paul Preiss It was the 5th meeting in row, about 2 weeks ago, when I realized we were going to start each meeting, every blog, with AI, GenAI, and its derivatives. “So what are […]
By Paul Preiss, Founder and CEO of IASA Global Of the many questions I get from people, there is one that I don’t talk about often enough. Whether it is hard to answer, or I […]
Ardoq is making big strides in the IT architecture field, the latest of which involves the launch of Ardoq Labs. We wanted to learn more about what the company calls its “innovative hub,” so we reached […]
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Lisa A. Pratico, VP Enterprise Architecture and Enterprise Integration Services at HP, Inc. Lisa brings over 20 plus years of experience driving profitable growth in challenging, competitive business verticals […]
By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect and Walson Lee, Senior Architect Involving engineering teams across the value stream in the discovery and adoption of new technologies promotes advancement of new ways of working and accelerates innovation […]
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Many organizations have started to break up a portion of their monolith applications and systems, transitioning to sets of smaller, interconnected microservices.
A recent survey by TechRepublic, found that organizations who used microservices were reaping clear benefits: 69% were experiencing faster deployment of services, 61% had greater flexibility to respond to changing conditions, and 56% benefited more from rapidly scaling up new features into large applications.
At the end of my last post, “What Makes a Monolith Monolithic?”, I stated that I didn’t consider the term “monolithic” to be inherently derogatory. It is, rather, a descriptive term relating to the style of organizing an application’s architecture. Depending on the context the system operates within, a monolithic architectural style could lie […]
There are very valid reasons for considering a microservice architecture (MSA) when building/evolving an application. In my opinion, however, forcing modularity isn’t one of those very valid reasons. Just the other day, I saw tweet from Simon Brown saying this same thing: I still like his comment from two years back: “I’ll keep saying […]
It’s been almost a year since I’ve written anything about microservices, and while a lot has been said on that subject, it’s one I still monitor to see what new pops up. The opening of a blog post that I read last week caught my attention: Coined by Melvin Conway in 1968, Conway’s Law states: […]