Dan Erez
A software architect and developer for the last 20 years, in startups and governments as well. In the last few years investigating the serverless world and apply it whenever possible.
Developing Micro Services in a Central Environment While Avoiding Service Collisions
Developing software based on micro services architecture is extremely easy when you use spring boot and spring cloud. Just throw in a few lines of code and you can have a micro service up and running. But when you have many micro services it’s not easy to run and maintain all of them locally, so you use a central deployment. But if all developers do it, how can they work simultaneously on the same central spring cloud environment and still not interrupt each other? In this talk, I will you show you how and boost your productivity along the way.
A software architect and developer for the last 20 years, in startups and governments as well. In the last few years investigating the serverless world and apply it whenever possible.
Developing Micro Services in a Central Environment While Avoiding Service Collisions
Developing software based on micro services architecture is extremely easy when you use spring boot and spring cloud. Just throw in a few lines of code and you can have a micro service up and running. But when you have many micro services it’s not easy to run and maintain all of them locally, so you use a central deployment. But if all developers do it, how can they work simultaneously on the same central spring cloud environment and still not interrupt each other? In this talk, I will you show you how and boost your productivity along the way.