Sponsored by Layer7
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.
In this talk recorded at the API360 Microservices Summit in New York, June 2016, Jon Moore of Comcast examines techniques that can be used when dealing with partial system failures in a complex microservices environment.
This talk by Irakli Nadareishvili of ReferWell, recorded at the API360 Microservices Summit in New York, June 2016, examines some key areas that are critical but often overlooked when adopting microservices.
Ronnie Mitra’s talk from the API360 Summit in New York, June 2016 illustrates that the essence of microservice architecture is its ability to achieve delivery speed and system safety in harmony as implementations scale up.
In this presentation, taken from the API Academy Microservices Bootcamp at CA World 2015, Ronnie Mitra discusses how to handle complexity and manage evolution in the context of Microservice architecture.
In this presentation, taken from the API Academy Microservices Bootcamp at CA World 2015, Matt McLarty defines Microservices through goals, principles, characteristics and dependencies.
In this presentation, taken from the API Academy Microservices Bootcamp at CA World 2015, Lou Powell of Vanick Digital provides practical lessons on how enterprises can leverage Microservices and APIs for digital success.
In this presentation, taken from the API Academy Microservices Bootcamp at CA World 2015, Irakli Nadareishvili shows how the techniques of digital product management can be effective when adopting Microservices.
In this presentation, taken from the API Academy Microservices Bootcamp at CA World 2015, Mike Amundsen applies theories not only from the world of computing but also from anthropology to define the right organizational approach to Microservices.
