Microservices in Real Life
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Describes three years of using microservices at Tuenti to break up a monolithic system, covering motivation, architecture, deployment, testing, monitoring, alarms, and pragmatic practices used in production for nearly a million users. Discusses trade-offs, managing technical debt, team and component responsibilities, and real-world lessons and anecdotes from operating many microservices alongside a large codebase and a remaining monolith.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 4:13Microservices Timeline
- 9:22Motivations
- 13:59Breaking the evil monolith
- 29:37Developer's mantra
- 34:48Microservice's friends
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