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Is It Time Already? Microservices Are Dead; Long Live Microservices!

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Argues that microservices are a consequence of lean, agile and DevOps rather than a silver-bullet product; recommends services small enough to build or replace in a single sprint and warns that enterprises repeat SOA mistakes (ESBs, central IT ownership). Cites tools and patterns that actually help: CI/CD, automation, Netflix-like meshes, Istio, AlphaGo’s fail‑fast small‑step lesson (13x13/19x19 boards, 4–1 historic wins), and data patterns like CQRS and event sourcing. Calls out surprises: expect ~20% refactoring and many organizations still deploy fewer than five times a year.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:07What's in a name...
  3. 6:43Do you remember? Service Oriented Architectures
  4. 13:35Microservices is about BEING Agile
  5. 17:09Lean Software Development
  6. 20:59The Game of Go
  7. 29:56Lean, Agile, and DevOps → Microservices
  8. 31:19Related Concepts and Techniques
  9. 36:50We're doing fine as we are
  10. 38:36Even the database is a detail? Never!
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