Micro Services on the JVM – a practical overview
There is a lot of buzz going on about micro services. Though actually not-so-new this service-oriented approach to system architecture promises great advantages compared to its monolithic counter parts. In this session we‘d like to show different implementations of MicroServices on the JVM and their individual benefits. We‘ll look at Dropwizard, Spring Boot + Java8 and Play2 + Scala. The attendees will get an idea of how to get started with Micro Services and how to slice a „monolithic idea“ into vertical services.
You will:
- get an idea of how to get started with Micro Services
- get tips on how to slice a “monolithic app” into vertical services
- Learn about typical gotchas in systems of systems
This session is an extension of our JavaOne 2014 talk which used an example application to showcase a typical monolithic architecture. As simple as this scenario is, it holds types of use cases which can be found in a majority of real world applications. It was sliced into different vertical applications each implemented with a different JVM technology.
With this session businesses and developers will gain a greater overview of the micro service concept and will be able to compare it to their established approaches. By keeping services small and self-contained, the concept of micro services enables companies to improve their architecture e.g. by replacing services/ applications faster.
- Date
- 2015-01-26
- Time
- 19:30 - 21:00
- Conference / Event
- OOP 2015 - Software meets Business
- Venue
- ICM - Internationales Congress Center München, München
