How To Build a Microservice Without Losing a Job
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- Ajoutée 16 oct. 2019
- Sarcastic talk, sharing real-life experience on both technical and social aspects of doing an architecture migration to microservices without losing a job.
Any change in software architecture is a significant time investment. Writing microservices in Python is a joy, but when you decide on it, there is often no way back. Therefore it is always an advantage to know what to expect in advance, not just from inspiring blog posts but also from the harsh reality.
I would like to share typical pitfalls of choosing a framework stack, communication protocol, conventions, and deployment process - all covered by real projects.
EVENT:
EuroPython 2019 - Talk - 2019-07-11 - Shanghai
SPEAKER:
Anton Caceres
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Original video was published with the Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed).
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Original video source: frclip.com/video/uYgla2-mxMc/vidéo.html
Удивлен насколько банальные вещи человек преподнес под соусом "я гуру" и люди оставляют положительные отзывы…
bring the oscar to that guy
По поводу асинхронного общения между сервисами: я думаю автор презентации немного смешал async/await паттерн и message bus. Вопрос по шине данных задали, а ответ про async/await был. Немного недопоняли друг друга ребята.
nitševoo ne panimõm
Спасибо Антон, отличное чувство юмора!
check out FastAPI
FFS. That last question was good, but that guy had to cut it off. What a dick
When I was hired to my current job of overhauling, rebuilding and expanding several old VB6 based projects to a new language a micro service solution came up naturally. Even if you start out with a more classic approach and decide to separate parts of the application into different projects/assemblies, implementing a REST API on top after the fact is super easy.
Everybody working on a client/server based solution should consider splitting up into micro services.
I only know how to build the loser who is without a microservice job.
as I am wrapping up initial development of my first cloud migration...
this hit way too close to home.
Great Talk! I'm going to go read about tracing and loging
it's funny
Is it conferences only?
instructions unclear, I got hired by local burger joint.