@pvblivs Yes. In a theoretical, ideal world, this shouldn’t be needed.
Impressive: 218 of 2700+ production Cassandra nodes were rebooted, 22 unsuccessfully, Netflix experienced 0 downtime. techblog.netflix.com/2014/10…
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@berkesokhan Yes, depending on what you mean by parameters. I object to them being an implementation detail.
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@martiell I totally agree, I don’t like the name at all. No chance of that happening though, I fear.
To me, at its core the microservices discussion is about explicitly using system and process boundaries as an architectural tool.
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“I am increasingly against the Internet every day.” – I’m quite sure the feeling is mutual, Mr Erdoğan. independent.co.uk/news/world…
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@unclebobmartin In an ideal world – yes. I have never seen it work that way though, but I’ve seen many projects fail that thought it would.
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I don’t know whether to be more disgusted by British politicians or this stomach-churningly repulsive newspaper donotlink.com/bvqc
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@jon_moore I just take issue with the idea that architecture is about the business code you write yourself only
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This is one of those @unclebobmartin post’s I disagree with almost completely: blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bo…. The deployment model is NOT a detail.
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@janl They typically provide reports for free to people who provide input. Maybe try to get in touch with the author.
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@romanstanek Congrats! Very impressive, but I expected nothing less :-)
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@chris_gaun @adrianco Most companies would do well to ensure people they have can grow. They’ll become better and better. And they’ll stay.
@ctford That’d be our close second. But have you listened to Kurt Nilsen (starting at 2:05)? Incredible voice.
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Bester Titel heute: „Verlage empört: Jetzt will Google nicht mal mehr ihr Recht verletzen!“ stefan-niggemeier.de/blog/19…
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So my daughter and I were looking for the best version of “Hallelujah”, and without a doubt decided it’s this one: youtube.com/watch?v=AdyTXBT5…
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„Für blinde Fernsehnutzer wird in Großbritannien rund 20 Prozent des Programms der Hauptsender auf einem zweiten Tonkanal beschrieben.“
„Wer in den USA oder GB den Fernseher anmacht, wird feststellen, dass 100% des Fernsehprogramms untertitelt wird“ blog.zeit.de/stufenlos/2014/…
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