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KubeCon EU 2019: Top 10 Takeaways

Daniel Bryant

Of particular interest to me was the amount of chats I had that focused on the combination of Azure with existing on-prem deployments. Reproducible Development and Deployment with Bazel and Telepresence : Christian Roggia talks about the approach Engel & Volkers has taken to developing microservices with Telepresence.

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Technology Trends for 2023

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

For several years, microservices has been one of the most popular topics in software architecture, and this year is no exception. Although DDD has been around for a long time, it came into prominence with the rise of microservices as a way to think about partitioning an application into independent services. growth over 2021.

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Building a Kubernetes-Based Platform

Daniel Bryant

As such, it provides a solid foundation on which to support the other three capabilities of a cloud native platform: progressive delivery, edge management, and observability. These capabilities can be provided, respectively, with the following technologies: continuous delivery pipelines, an edge stack, and an observability stack.

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Improve Performance, Security, and SEO with JAMStack

Modus Create

If you ever need a backend, you can create microservices or serverless functions and connect to your site via API calls. JAM Stack embraces continuous delivery, with atomic deploys and version control. Function as a Service (Serverless) options: Netlify , AWS with SAM framework , Azure Functions and Google Cloud.

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Content Management Systems of the Future: Headless, JAMstack, ADN and Functions at the Edge

Abhishek Tiwari

Recently I was asked about content management systems (CMS) of the future - more specifically how they are evolving in the era of microservices, APIs, and serverless computing. In addition, traditional CMS solutions lack integration with modern software stack, cloud services, and software delivery pipelines.