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Microservice Trade-Offs (Weekend Reading — The Developer Walk of Shame) Microservice Trade-Offs

The Case for Startups to Make Radical Transparency the Top Priority - First Round Review The Case for Startups to Make Radical Transparency the Top Priority - First Round Review

Who is the Go Developer? - The New Stack Who is the Go Developer? - The New Stack

“There remains a confusion between Docker the company and Docker the technology. I like how the chart (right) maps out potential areas in the Docker ecosystem. There’s clearly a lot of places for companies to monetize the technology; however, it’s not as clear if the company will be able to secede lucrative regions, like orchestration, to become a competitive landscape.” As Docker rises above (and disrupts) clouds, I’m thinking about their community landscape

“Only 20% of mobile developers target enterprises, but 46% of them makes over $10K per month, versus 19% for consumer-oriented developers.” The other thing to note is how close we are to having “mobile developers” just upgraded to simply “developers.” Just out: [Mobile] Developer Megatrends H1 2015

A little while back I did an email interview with Ray Wang from iThome Weekly, in Taiwan. It’s a little piece about DevOps getting more and more into the enterprise. To read the Google, robot translation, it looks like I did some things “single-handedly,” where in fact I was one of many hands. As always, here’s the original email exchange we had: Q. You mention about software-defined business in your article, can you tell more details about what is software-defined business?

Occasionally, @TheRegister comments are more interesting than the whacky icons that marbled their jolly girth: Docker death blow to PaaS? The fat lady isn’t singing just yet folks • The Register Forums

Nice talk from James Lewis on doing a microservices approach to solving a banking system problem. Micro Services: Java, the Unix Way, 2013

What’s Pivotal Cloud Foundry have to do with continuous delivery? Fresh off presenting at a recent Jenkins User Conference on that topic, I ask Karun Bakshi to go over his presentation. We discuss how Pivotal Cloud Foundry helps enable continuous delivery and also some of the “deleted scenes” from his talk. The Agility Frontier - Continuous Delivery and Pivotal Cloud Foundry