You don't deploy a single microservice. The journey to microservice architecture involves more than how code is written or applications are packaged. It's about creating an interconnected ecosystem that keeps things running. Infrastructure and tools have only grown in importance as microservices have emerged as a dominant architecture pattern. Deploying, scaling, and monitoring are more important for microservices than they ever were before. Attendees will leave this session knowing the basic infrastructure and tooling needs for microservices to be successful.
179. Infrastructure won’t evolve on its
own; people need to change their
behavior and fundamentally think
of what it takes to run an
application a different way.
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