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Decomposition Patterns
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Microservices is a software architecture styles that promises to deliver benefits such as ease of testing, fast and easy deployments, fine-grained scalability, architectural modularity, and overall agility. Unfortunately, many companies are struggling trying to break apart their existing monolithic or service-oriented architectures and move them to a microservices architecture, and are finding it more effort than they bargained for. In this session Mark Richards walks you through eight component-based decomposition patterns that allow you to effectively move to microservices in a controlled, iterative manner while minimizing risk and cost.
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