Theory and Practice of the Big Bang
summary
A Java/Groovy/Spring/Hibernate based team replaced a modular-monolith event-driven remote banking platform (CORREQTS) with a microservices platform for remote banking. The talk describes the engineering challenges of moving from a reusable, modular-monolith DBO product to a microservice architecture and how delivery processes for a distributable banking solution had to change.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:43Platform creation reasons
- 7:39Monolithic system architecture
- 12:54Microservices transition challenges
- 17:38Microkernel duplication
- 21:14Single front window
- 23:50Unified operation feed
- 26:00Admin interface
- 33:44Platform deployment scheme
- 42:29Infrastructure and hardware
- 46:47Logging and monitoring
- 51:08Deployment technology
- 55:44New system features
- 1:00:24Summary and recommendations
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