“The public health analogy is suprisingly apt here.” I think it’s actually quite brilliant: theguardian.com/technology/2…
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“Lack of corruption, for instance, and a reasonable justice system.” @BillGates about the U.S. government. rollingstone.com/culture/new…
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Didn’t I link to that, too? My bad. RT @roidrage: “[…] looking forward to reading this one too: martinfowler.com/articles/mi…”
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Very good discussion of how not to do micro services by @jeppec: tigerteam.dk/2014/micro-serv… tigerteam.dk/2014/micro-serv…
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@dancres I believe Martin references Amazon in the article, BTW
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@dancres Fair enough. SOA is more often thought to mean enterprise-wide integration and much bigger services, though.
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This is what John McAfee, security consultant, uses: john.mcafee.usesthis.com Most … interesting … “The Setup” post I’ve read so far.
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@sshishkin I could live with that much more easily. Not going to happen any time soon, though (with HTTP, that is).
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AFAIK, the microservices approach originates with @fgeorge52, who used it with Ruby at Forward. 1st time I heard of it, at least /cc @mnot
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“Getting to a software architecture quickly” – if you’re doing less than this, I’d say you’re doing it wrong codingthearchitecture.com/20…
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