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Microservices Sucks — Amazon Goes Back to Basics

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In this week’s #TheLongView: Amazon Prime Video has ditched its use of microservices-cum-serverless, reverting to a traditional, monolithic architecture. It vastly improved the workload’s cost and scalability. The post Microservices Sucks — Amazon Goes Back to Basics appeared first on DevOps.com.

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HTTP vs Messaging for Microservices Communications

Dzone - DevOps

Microservices architecture has gained popularity recently as a technique for creating sophisticated and scalable software systems. Microservices are scalable, independently deployable services that talk to one another across a network. HTTP and messaging are two popular methods for microservices communication.

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14 in-demand cloud roles companies are hiring for

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Those bumps in spending include added demand for cloud and cloud-adjacent workers who can help maintain and continuously improve and expand enterprise cloud networks. According to the Foundry report, 78% of organizations say that, in response to cloud investments made by the organization, they have added new roles.

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Evaluating a Microservice Architecture

Tandem

Microservice architecture has been a hot topic in the realm of software development for a while now. It’s often portrayed as a revolutionary method for constructing software systems that are scalable, adaptable, and efficient. However, like any technology, it has its strengths and weaknesses.

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9 Things You Should Know About Microservices

Datavail

If you’re in the technology field and you live on planet earth, you’ve probably heard the term “microservices” thrown around. The purpose of this article will be to give you a familiarity with microservices and what it (not “they”) does. Microservices. Microservices is not just a buzzword. Microservices are more secure.

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How Netflix uses eBPF flow logs at scale for network insight

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By Alok Tiagi , Hariharan Ananthakrishnan , Ivan Porto Carrero and Keerti Lakshminarayan Netflix has developed a network observability sidecar called Flow Exporter that uses eBPF tracepoints to capture TCP flows at near real time. Without having network visibility, it’s difficult to improve our reliability, security and capacity posture.

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Building Resilience With Chaos Engineering and Litmus

Dzone - DevOps

The scalability, agility, and continuous delivery offered by microservices architecture make it a popular option for businesses today. Nevertheless, microservices architectures are not invulnerable to disruptions.