Anatomy of Microservice Landscapes

Building a Microservice is no hard task these days. With current frameworks it is fairly easy to create a self contained application that exposes Services via a RESTful interface. The Challenge for Microservices lies within the overall landscape. How do they interact with each other? How about service lookup? What about resilience? This session adresses the usual building blocks that are needed for Microservice landscapes and gives an overview of suitable open source frameworks in the market.

Date: 2015-07-16
Time: 19:30 - 21:00
Conference / Event: Java User Group Darmstadt
Venue: TU Darmstadt, Robert-Piloty-Gebäude (S2|02) , Raum C110, Darmstadt

Speaker

Michael Plöd Fellow

Michael is a fellow at INNOQ. His current areas of expertise are Domain-driven Design, Team Topologies, socio-technical architectures and the transformation of IT delivery organizations towards collaboration and loosely coupled teams. Michael is the author of the book “Hands-on Domain-driven Design - by example” on Leanpub, the translator of the book Team Topologies to German for O’Reilly and a regular speaker at national and international conferences.

Anatomy of Microservice Landscapes

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