The O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference - New York, NY
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Claims that it’s time to retire the monolith and break systems into discrete services that can scale individually and fail in isolation, but warns that doing so shifts complexity into service discovery, coordination, security, replication, data consistency, failover, deployment, and legacy integration. Names practical concerns and patterns — service registries, coordination/consensus, API gateways, circuit breakers, CI/CD and DevOps work — and frames microservices and reactive architecture as solutions that require operational discipline rather than a quick win.
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