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Microservice - The First Decade

A decade ago, the term "microservices" was coined at a software architecture workshop. Since then, this architectural style was attracting a lot of interest in the tech industry leading to widespread adoption, but is still facing controversial discussions and pain points.

Microservices bring various benefits but come with a lot of complexities. On this track, we are going to share stories about microservices adoptions including pitfalls and discussing potential future trends of microservices.

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Nicki Watt

Chief Technology Officer @OpenCredo Nicki Watt currently serves as OpenCredo’s Chief Technology Officer, a pragmatic hands on software consultancy with specialisms in data engineering, ML & cloud native solutions. Her technical career has seen her wear many hats from Engineer, Systems & Technical Architects to... Read more

TRACK HOST Nicki Watt Chief Technology Officer @OpenCredo

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Microservices Panel

Thursday May 20 / 12:10PM EDT

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Chris Richardson Creator of microservices.io; Author of Microservices patterns & Java Champion Cole Turner Senior Software Engineer @Netflix Katie Gamanji Ecosystem Technical Advocate at Cloud Native Computing Foundation

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