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varoa.net
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| | | | | The median product engineer should reason about applications as composites of high-level, functional Lego blocks where technical low-level details are invisible. Serverless represents just about the ultimate abstraction for this mindset. Consider AWS Lambda's elevator pitch: "you organize your code into Lambda functions [which run] only when needed and scale automatically. You only pay for the compute time that you consume". Engineers can get away without paying attention to infrastructure, resource allocation, runtime management, cost optimization, or similar concerns just like they don't worry about CPU cache coherency algorithms or the electric grid 1. A different matter is whether a product engineer should merrily go about being content with never liftin... | |
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api7.ai
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| | | | | In the microservices architecture, API gateway is of increasing importance. | |
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sookocheff.com
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| | | | | Microservices have become part of the software engineering cultural zeitgeist to the extent that alternative approaches to architecture and development are treated as somehow inferior. Given the challenges that running microservices present, I usually recommend beginning development of new projects and systems as a single deployable unit - the monolith. Sam Newman, in the book "Building Microservices", agrees with this approach. He recommends leveraging microservices only if you can become convinced of the benefits for your system, not as a default for every project. | |
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www.wholetomato.com
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| | | Visual Assist is a Visual Studio extension - a productivity tool for refactoring, reading, writing, navigating and generating C / C++ / C# code. | ||
