How Not to Fail at Import Substitution
summary
Examines how large enterprises replacing foreign vendors (Oracle, SAP, IBM) attempt to implement import substitution for high-throughput data buses. Describes practical experience and common approaches to replacing a high-load data integration layer, argues why many strategies fail and what technical pitfalls to avoid.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:37Classical data bus problems
- 7:53Switching to service mesh
- 11:40New tech challenges for devs
- 17:19Horizontal scaling pitfalls
- 25:03Open Source customization
- 29:55Implementation results
- 32:02Recommendations
- 34:33Q&A
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