Microservices have revolutionized how technology is delivered and used at large and small companies. Here’s an overview on how a microservice architecture can be useful to your organization.

This article argues that you need to balance orchestration and choreography in a microservices architecture in order to be able to understand, manage and change the system.

But microservices architecture has proven itself to be a viable alternative to the old monolithic beasts. If you decide to go down this path, you will be standing on the shoulders of giants.

In the past few years, the demand for microservices architecture, or microservices in general, has increased manifold. Thanks to enterprise needs for availability, scalability, and resilience, ...

Microservices and containers are quickly becoming part of the mainstream IT landscape. Not all that long ago only new digital companies, such as Netflix, and emerging technology-driven ones, like ...

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. One of the most illuminating takeaways from the talk for those who are new to microservices was ...

Service-Oriented Architecture to the Rescue Legacy systems, which are the mainstay of many enterprises, weren't developed to support the implementation and adoption of new technologies and growing ...

As enterprises turn to microservices for business agility, they need an API architecture for integration that goes beyond service mesh, writes Software AG's Dr Stefan Sigg ...

Microservices strips away the monolithic tendencies of traditional service oriented architecture. But some elements may get overlooked.

The SOA hype may have shifted to microservices, but SOA has become an essential enabler of today’s digital world.

A microservices architecture for application development in the cloud is an architectural approach that builds a software application as a collection of small (“micro”), loosely coupled services.