Enabling Microservices

on YouTube ↗33m

" summary

Extracted a monolithic page into 40+ independent modules and packages each as a Docker image, deploying with Jenkins → Artifactory → Marathon on Mesos, using ephemeral Jenkins slaves and Ansible to block until deployment finishes. Platform runs ~500 services and moves from ~18 days to 1–4 days code‑to‑production, with a typical pipeline cycle near 10 minutes. Paperwork becomes an automated change ticket, health endpoints and logstash/console metrics handle failures and monitoring.

AI-written summary · about

" chapters (8)

1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:00History
3. 6:35Orbitz
4. 10:05Continuous Delivery
5. 15:10Deploy
6. 21:35Technologies
7. 24:08Conclusion
8. 27:10Questions

" related talks

• 39mEnabling Microservices at OrbitzSteve Hoffman, Rick Fast · GOTO Chicago 2016
• 36mWild Microservices and Imaginary DevOpsKirill Tolkachev · DelEx Conf 2018
• 49mThe road to continuous deployment: a case studyMichiel Rook · Codemotion Amsterdam 2017
• 01h 02mThe Road to continuous deploymentMichiel Rook · PHP UK Conference 2017
• 01h 04mDeploying and Scaling MicroservicesSam Newman · NDC Sydney 2016
• 39mHow to Build a Micro-services Infrastructure In 7 DayGil Tayar · Codemotion Amsterdam 2016
• 48mA journey to micro-services on MesosSteven Gonzales · DevOps Pro Vilnius 2016
• 45mDesigning, building, testing and deploying microservicesSander Hoogendoorn · Codemotion Amsterdam 2016