Camille Fournier (Rent the Runway) – Consensus Systems for the Skeptical Architect
(written by lawrence krubner, however indented passages are often quotes). You can contact lawrence at: lawrence@krubner.com
(Tonight I’m dumping some of my notes onto my blog. Not sure why I kept these for years without publishing. I was probably waiting for a moment when I could write a longer essay about them.)
ZooKeeper owns your availability. Worth watching. I thought it was amazing when she said that even 5 years ago, even at Google, most programmers were not thinking in terms of distributed computing. Instead, its been the boom in microservices that has driven the adoption of distributed computing. I wonder why microservices wasn’t more popular 10 years ago? Everything in software started off monolithic and has gotten smaller. I suppose that is because of the increasing ease of composition?
Camille Fournier (Rent the Runway) – Consensus Systems for the Skeptical Architect
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/61483409
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June 10, 2019 8:21 pm
From Sean Hull on Nils Meyer: there are advantages to containers, but fairly easy to get wrong
"Some great points. Especially the one about storage systems. A lot of micro services encourages breaking up ..."