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In the third and final part of this webcast series co-hosted by CA API Management, IDG and the API Academy, our own VP Matt McLarty provides suggestions on how to navigate the struggles involved in identifying a starting point for one’s journey to microservices. See part one and part two here.
In the first of this three-part webcast series co-hosted by CA API Management, IDG and the API Academy, author and global technologist Mike Amundsen, our Director of API Architecture, cuts through the hype and identifies the key trends, challenges and pitfalls facing companies of all sizes in the search for microservices at speed, safety and scale. […]
One of REST’s constraints is that of a uniform interface. The main idea of the uniform interface is that it allows components to interact without prior knowledge of each other. Web Architecture is a great example of how a uniform interface creates a large and dynamic ecosystem of interacting components. This talks presents an overview […]
In this talk from the API360 Microservices Summit in New York, June 2016, Holger Reinhardt of Haufe Group tells the story of his company’s journey toward a microservice architecture, including the prerequisites they needed to include along the way.
This panel discussion from the API Academy’s API360 Microservices Summit in New York, June 2016, shares insights on effective practices for implementing and benefiting from a microservice architecture. The panelists are Erich Ess (Jet.com), Sangeeta Narayanan (Netflix), Cassandra Shum (Thoughtworks) and Adrian Trenaman (HBC Digital). The moderator is Lou Powell of Vanick Digital.
In this talk from the API360 Microservices Summit in New York, June 2016, Vijay Alagarasan of Asurion explores lessons learned and anti-patterns to avoid when implementing microservices.
Mike Amundsen’s talk from the API360 Summit in New York, June 2016 explores the cultural elements that have contributed to the most successful microservices implementations.
Erik Wilde’s talk from the API360 Summit in New York, June 2016 shows what the World Wide Web and Web technologies can teach us about microservices and microservice architecture.
Matt McLarty’s introductory talk from the API360 Summit in New York, June 2016 compares the field of software engineering to the transportation industry at the start of the 20th century, likening microservices and Docker to the introduction of the automobile and the assembly line, respectively.
In this chat with Mike Amundsen of the API Academy―recorded at the API360 Microservices Summit in New York, June 2016―noted educator and inventor Mel Conway discusses his long career spent humanizing the craft of software development.
