Microservices Day London | David O'Donoghue, Zalando
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Before micro-services teams have tight technical dependencies forcing simultaneous build test and release cycles and slowing delivery; after moving to micro-services each team owns, build test deploy support and releases its services independently so release cadence becomes independent and velocity increases. The engineering organisation reorganises around autonomous teams with greater freedom, and the microservices rollout at Zalando is presented as a working change that yields both technical advantages and measurable organisational autonomy.
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