Tools to Slay the Fire Breathing Monoliths in Your Enterprise - Kelapure, Anderson, Szodfridt
summary
Claims a repeatable, incremental path to break a legacy monolith into working microservices using specific tools and numbers: Event Storming to map a 1.5M-line system, BORIS diagrams to translate events into candidate services, rapid SNAP/snappy 30-minute app sizing, and the Strangler pattern plus anti-corruption layers, feature flags and routing to migrate traffic. Practice reports ~45 engagements, a private web SNAP tool and 600+ transformation recipes in a reusable cookbook, always delivering small runnable code slices.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40Existing Apps
- 2:58OKRS
- 4:57Sample Objectives
- 7:43Right Road
- 8:16Confidence Factor
- 9:14Objective Status
- 10:25Transformation Circle
- 14:10Event Storm
- 16:22Liberty Mutual
- 17:44Arts Crafts
- 18:11Boris Exercise
- 25:36Snappy Analysis
- 28:47Boris
- 31:06Slice Analysis
- 33:33Snap Analysis
- 36:46Snap
- 37:16Source Code
- 37:52Patterns
- 39:22People
- 40:16API Gateway
- 41:56Other Patterns
- 44:56Book Recommendation
- 45:41AntiCorruption Layers
- 46:41Cookbook
- 47:23Spring Ecosystem
- 47:44Recap
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