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Chris Richardson at DDD Europe 2025DDD Europe 20252025-06-02
Argues that microservices and Team Topologies form a synergistic two-way relationship that still works: microservice architecture creates clear, deployable…
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Team topologies and the microservice architectureDDD Europe 20252025-06-02
Argues that fast flow requires loose design‑time coupling and a fast automated pipeline; microservices scale teams of about five to nine by giving each service…
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SAG Expert Interview #08: Fast Flow for agile & safe software deploymentSoftware Architecture Gathering 20242024-11-11
Argues that “fast flow” drives business agility by moving a continuous stream of changes from git push through an automated pipeline into production, enabling…
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Considering Migrating a Monolith to Microservices?YOW! Melbourne 20222022-12-08
Argues a decision method: weigh five dark energy forces (simplicity, team autonomy, fast pipeline, tech stacks, special resource/criticality) against five dark…
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Architectural Patterns for Rapid, Reliable, Frequent and Sustainable DevelopmentiSAQB Software Architecture Gathering – Digital 20212021-10-11
Argues that architectures must enable deploy multiple times a day with lead time under 15 minutes, comparing traditional monolith, modular monolith and…
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Panel: Were Microservices a Huge Mistake?Scale By the Bay 20202020-11-12
Panel argues specific tradeoffs: one claim predicts a multi‑billion dollar cleanup industry from misapplied microservices; another warns of distributed…
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Architecting for rapid, frequent, reliable delivery of software.Devoxx Ukraine 20202020-11-05
Argues that businesses need RFRS delivery and measures it with Accelerate metrics: lead time under an hour, deployment frequency many times a day (Amazon once…
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Not Just Events: Developing Asynchronous MicroservicesGOTO Chicago 20192019-04-29
Explains how to implement distributed transactions with sagas (local steps, compensating rollbacks) and when to use choreography vs orchestration; shows an…
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Microservices: Decomposing Applications for Testability and DeployabilitySilicon Valley Code Camp 20182018-10-13
Microservice architecture decomposes a large monolith into independently deployable services with private databases, enabling automated pipelines that cut lead…
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Events on the Outside, on the Inside, and at the CoreO'Reilly Software Architecture Conference New York 20182018-02-26
Applications emit a stream of events triggered by state changes or time (examples: order created and invoice overdue), and other services consume them for…
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Developing Microservices with AggregatesDevoxx US 20172017-03-21
Argues that Domain-Driven Design aggregates let a tangled domain model split into services by using one transaction per aggregate and referencing other…
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Events on the outside, on the inside and at the coreJfokus 20162016-02-08
Events act as the primary integration and consistency mechanism: services publish domain events instead of two‑phase commits so an order created -> credit…
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Building event-driven microservices with Scala and Functional Domain ModelsGreat Indian Developer Summit 20152015-04-21
Argues that persisting immutable domain events instead of state solves cross-database consistency in microservices by making save-and-publish a single atomic…
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Functional Big DataGreat Indian Developer Summit 20152015-04-21
Functional programming maps directly onto big data: MapReduce is the functional pattern, Scalding offers a concise Scala DSL that compiles to MapReduce, and…
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Developing Event-driven Microservices w/Event Sourcing and CQRSPhilly ETE 20152015-04-07
Explains an implementation: each aggregate persists a sequence of business events, not a current row, and the system persist events instead of state then…
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Webinar: Decomposing Applications for Deployability and ScalabilitySpringOne2GX 20122012-10-01
Argues that breaking a monolithic WAR into narrowly focused, independently deployable services improves deployability and scalability: use the scale cube to…
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