In retrospect, the history of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) over the last fifteen years or so is decidedly mixed. Some enterprises achieved varying levels of success…
By Liz McMillan Today, microservices and containers go hand in hand – only the details of “container-oriented architecture” are largely on the drawing board –…
By Tony Bradley Al Hilwa, program director of application development software at IDC, describes it this way: “Microservices is an architectural approach that draws on…
By Amy Feldman Microservices architecture compartmentalize the application by function allowing for greater application flexibility, portability and an increase in update/changes. This architecture introduces new…
Somebody call the buzzword police: we have a serious case of microservices-washing in progress. The term “microservices-washing” is derived from “whitewashing,” meaning to hide some…
By Mike Kavis Episode #11 – SOA vs. Microservices: Deep Dive With Jason Bloomberg Our guest on the podcast this week is Jason Bloomberg, President at Intellyx.…
The adoption of microservices add a new layer of complexity to an already complex application environment. When application issues arise, it becomes difficult to pinpoint…
By Martin Heller What does “big enough” mean? It’s sometimes useful to argue by reductio ad absurdum. Hello, world doesn’t need to be broken down…
Cloud trends: Microservices and HPC We chat again with Jason Bloomberg, a leading industry analyst and expert on achieving digital transformation by architecting business agility…
For it to be SOA – let alone SOA done right – we need to pin down just what “SOA done wrong” might be Are…
