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Continuous Delivery of Microservices
Microservice architectures are generating a lot of interest lately. These architectures are seen as a way to decompose the complexity of monolithic systems.
One of the key benefit of microservice architectures is the agility with which organizations can ship features, reducing time to market. Effective Continuous Delivery workflows are central to introducing this agility in an effective microservice strategy.
This talk serves to be a practical guide in designing a Continuous Delivery workflow for microservices.
Some of the things you’ll learn: 1. Key considerations for designing continuous delivery workflows 2. Recommendations for effective organizational structures to take advantage of these architectures 3. Leveraging modern infrastructure stacks for more effective CD workflows
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Sheroy Marker
Head of Technology - Products @ThoughtWorks
Sheroy has over 20 years experience with the design and implementation of large scale enterprise and distributed systems. At ThoughtWorks, he has worked with multiple enterprises to help deliver mission critical software, which most times includes working on their Continuous Delivery workflow. He...
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