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I just love the way that consultancies are selling micro services as though it's some big thing that will revolutionise their business. Like big data or the clo
by planetjones 11y ago
I just love the way that consultancies are selling micro services as though it's some big thing that will revolutionise their business. Like big data or the cloud before it.
Looking at the article it seems that you've got an event driven system at the end with some components / pieces of code handling events e.g. Update inventory, inventory updated.
- haasted 11y agoIt seems to me that he just re-invented the enterprise service bus.
- zeisss 11y agoI disagree. The last version only had a message bus. Its an inversion of communication - instead of the Gateway knowing that it has to communicate to the other services, it just publishes an event and the inventory service knows that it has to listen to events from the Gateway (or even simpler: Just listen to 'inventory-updated' message).
- dove-young 11y agoI agree. To me he just didn't talked anything about his topic. Althouth everything in this article does make sense, but what about the REST?
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- yenda 11y agoI somewhat agree. Truth is, you need marketing bullshit to convince upper management that doesn't know anything about tech to adopt new ideas.
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- brown9-2 11y ago"Don't use a SOA. Use microservices!"