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I like to half jokingly assert that microservices are a pysop to sell cloud hosting
by blabitty 6y ago
I like to half jokingly assert that microservices are a pysop to sell cloud hosting
- naikrovek 6y agoI bet you're half-right as well.
- nitrogen 6y agoIf I were an evil tech giant, I would open source a bunch of libraries that require significantly more effort to use than necessary, and pitch them as the One True Solution. Just to slow my competitors down.
- specialist 6y agoI had a nemesis who would steal all my ideas. So I bought all the XP books, dog eared them, left them on my desk. My team nearly mutinied. I asked them to wait and see. Two weeks later, nemesis announced his team was all in for XP, Agile, pair programming, etc. They never recovered, didn't make another release. I tossed my copies, unread.
- potta_coffee 6y agoI'm praying this story is true, very funny.
- pestaa 6y agoWith a competent team, XP should work really well, right? So what happened?
- kenhwang 6y agoAh, I see you've used k8s.
- Gibbon1 6y agoI've long thought that Java write once, run anywhere, really was a desperate attempt to save Sun's legacy server market from doom.
- twic 6y agoNot a joke. When i worked at Pivotal Labs, sales / executives were very excited about the synergy between helping clients build microservice architectures and selling them Cloud Foundry.