In part 1 of our microservices readiness series, we looked at how we determine if microservices is actually the right route for you. Once you’ve identified an actual need, ruled out alternative options as insufficient, and assessed your capabilities…
Yogiraj Aradhye
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Are you ready for microservices? Pt 1: Need, alternatives, and ability
As a development team, our goal is to deliver software that solves business problems. The business’ goal is to provide value to the customers as quickly as possible. “Monolith to microservices” is not a business goal. Business stakeholders don't care…
AWS vs. Azure vs. GCP: From quandary to cloud migration
Cloud adoption is happening at a rapid pace these days. With a global pandemic raging, the cloud is only gaining more steam. Disasters always drive home the urgency of readiness and responsiveness. One of our clients experienced this firsthand during…
Healthy and easy taco chicken bowl
I started cooking out of necessity as a student away from home. I got tired of eating crappy food and decided to do it myself. I found excitement in creating flavors that I like. It gives me the same kicks…
Dealing with Parsing changes in .NETCORE 3.1
I was working on a feature to migrate Totem to the latest .NETCORE framework upgrade. I was upgrading it to 3.1 version from 2.1. I expected some breaking changes. Microsoft has done a good job of documenting those…