Microservices With Redis Enterprise on Kubernetes
Companies such as AirBnB, Disney, Dropbox, GE, Goldman Sachs and Twitter have seen development lead times slashed by as much as 75% through the use of Microservices.
What you'll learn
- Microservices and containers
Microservices have become a popular architectural style for building cloud-native applications that are self-contained, independently deployable, resilient, and quickly evolve. Container technology has become the basic deployment unit for modern applications allowing software to be packaged into lightweight, isolated bundles. Kubernetes is evolving as the de-facto standard for container orchestration.
- Challenges and Solutions
Adoption of many different databases leads to increased complexity for both operations and development teams. Sharing persistent data in a distributed, modular architecture requires careful coordination between teams developing microservices.
Key highlights:
Understand typical data problems you’re likely to encounter and how to overcome them.
Learn about the top data challenges inhibiting the adoption of microservices.
Master the inherent challenges of a highly distributed application environment.
Deploy Fast or Fall Behind
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