µSOA – a powerful alternative and complement to SOA
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Re: µSOA – a powerful alternative and complement to SOA
#2Yeah. It's called Erlang.
Re: µSOA – a powerful alternative and complement to SOA
#3tl;dr: Lossy message queue + service discovery.
Re: µSOA – a powerful alternative and complement to SOA
#4I don't think the author sold this very well at all. Parts of the text have merit but overall there's nothing really new at play.
Re: µSOA – a powerful alternative and complement to SOA
#5Sounds a bit like DC/OS. They are doing some interesting work as well with using CRDTs to building a distributed load balancer (by configuring Netfilter and using NFQueue).
This is the load balancer:
https://github.com/dcos/minuteman
The fun part is the distributed KV store and failure detector based on CRDTs (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-free_replicated_data_...)
Re: µSOA – a powerful alternative and complement to SOA
#6Waiting for Microservices with NanoSOAP and yaml envelopes.
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#7Am I the only one disgusted with the HTML of that page? I tried to change the font/line-height to a readable one only to find tags. Yuck.
Re: µSOA – a powerful alternative and complement to SOA
#8Am I the only one disgusted with the HTML of that page? I tried to change the font/line-height to a readable one only to find tags. Yuck.
I believe the cognitive overload comes from the unlimited line-length[1].
Re: µSOA – a powerful alternative and complement to SOA
#9My take on this: https://github.com/tinspin/rupy/wiki/Process
Re: µSOA – a powerful alternative and complement to SOA
#10Is it time to switch to nanoservices yet? Or maybe we should jump right to femtoservices? :)