Java: Microservices...decisions, decisions, decisions everywhere
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Covers adopting a microservice approach to replace a legacy system using Java-era practices: discusses accepting trade-offs like controlled duplication, designing for fast failure, and performing piecemeal migration. Names the problem as moving away from legacy architecture and the approach as changing mental models, technical choices and process frameworks to make context-driven decisions about microservices.
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