Evolution of microservices Microservices is one of the increasingly popular architecture patterns next to Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), complemented by DevOps and Cloud. Its evolution has been greatly influenced by the disruptive digital innovation trends in modern business and the evolution of tec...
there is a clear move towards Microservices architecture which is optimized for scalability, elasticity, failure, and speed of change. This trend has been further enforced by the adoption of cloud and containers, which also enabled practices such as DevOps. ...
Responding to these challenges, the application architectures shifted from monolithic, to distributed-based services and Microservices supported by containerization technologies, orchestration paradigms, and DevOps lifecycles. This document aims first to illustrate the main evolutions of software architectures, ...
Microservice architectures split complex software systems into groups of independent services, each of which can be developed and deployed separately. Serverless architectures, based on services like AWS Lambda, push the concept of microservices down to individual functions. You don’t need to push to...
IT operations practices continue to evolve as companies transition from on-premises IT to public cloud services, monoliths to microservices, and Waterfall to Agile and DevOps. An added wrinkle? Security has moved into the mix, which gave rise to DevSecOps, andanother set of application secu...
of SOA as people adopting it. This led to a big fail on many of those attempts, as they tried to change the problem to fit the solution. Nowadays, microservices are the new weapon of choice to achieve the same (and even more) goals posed to SOA years ago. Microservices (“SOA done ...
Some microservices applications run in containers on a virtual machine, while others are on bare metal Linux. The evolution to cloud-native passed through a hybrid environment where legacy and new coexist must be secured – not as separated silos and bereft of integration which introduces complexity...
The second stage refers tothe distributed governance of microservices, that is, the built-in governance capabilities of service callers are integrated into applications in the form of SDK libraries. The advantage is that the whole scalability is better, and the service governance ability is strong,...
Week one of National Cyber Security Awareness Month's theme is, "If You Connect It, Protect It." It is important for DevOps and security teams to work together to secure access to (and between) the containers, microservices architectures and other connected services used to build applications....
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