cultures and microservices

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Argues that Conway's Law creates a feedback loop: code reflects communication structures and vice versa, so microservices can actively reshape org boundaries by enforcing clear SLAs and compact service contracts. Claims DevOps and architecture are converging, with repeatable patterns, containers and Docker driving immutable infrastructure and "servers as cattle." Notes evidence of momentum: microservices proposals jump from zero to 30 proposals at a recent conference, and Elastic/Elasticsearch influence frames real adoption.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:50Microservices and culture
3. 1:38The future of microservices
4. 2:39DevOps and software architecture
5. 3:33Wrap up

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