Nine Ways To Fail at Cloud Native
summary
Argues that common failures are concrete: microservices become a distributed monolith when teams copy‑paste domain models instead of sharing libraries; CI/CD sits idle in Tekton or Jenkins so releases still happen twice a year (a bank’s release board example); provisioning that should take 10 minutes stretches to three months behind an 84‑step pre‑approval; the Mars probe crash shows unit mismatch. Recommends fixes like consumer-driven contract tests, automation-first CI, feature flags, canary deploys, and paired co‑creation to make cloud native actually deliver.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:11What cloud native means
- 12:30Microservices project failures
- 21:55Cost of manual testing
- 27:09Old governance blocks cloud
- 28:12Culture and ops for cloud native
- 31:01Q&A
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