Leading organizations understand the benefits they can gain by migrating existing apps to a microservices architecture and adopting the approach for new builds. However, there are inherent challenges ...

The idea of "unbundling" the database and replacing it with an event log such as Apache Kafka is appealing, but in practice fails to realize its goals. Rather than replacing a fundamental component ...

Microservices are not a panacea; they have their place in modern architecture, but just not any place. Understanding the business domain is vital for assessing whether a microservices-based ...

As part of platform modernization, organizations are migrating to cloud-based microservices architectures to maintain agility and scale operations. Based on CloudZero's research, the global cloud ...

Microservices break up monolithic code into discrete chunks that are easier to maintain. Here's an overview and a look at the pros and cons of migrating to a microservices architecture. Nearly every ...

Containers have captured the imagination of both infrastructure providers and developers: the former because they see containers as a more efficient technology for meting out virtual compute resources ...

Microservices offer a new way to build, deliver, and manage enterprise applications, but they also require a different approach for how devops monitor their systems and the data that gives them ...

In March 2014, Martin Fowler and James Lewis from ThoughtWorks published an article on microservices. Since then, the concept has gained prominence among web-scale startups and enterprises. A ...