Arquitectura?

"Red Hat Linux Enterprise Atomic Host." Por fin redhat le da pelota a docker, al nivel de en unos meses poder calentar la polémica Coreos Vs. Redhat. Para correr docker, soluciones similares. Pero no vi que o quién reemplaza al manejo que pueda hacer fleet ni como se registran automágicamente los servicios. Habrá que leer y leer.

"Weave creates a virtual network that connects Docker containers deployed across multiple hosts." Muchos buenos features para armar redes dinámicas de contenedores en distintos hosts/redes físicos/as.

"This is an unofficial library for extra Play iteratees that you may find useful."

Un capítulo mas de Microservices y Paas. La Quinta edición, vespertina. Ampliaremos

LoadBalancing y Consul, mas o menos sin demasiado lío

"Beautiful documentation for REST services. Simple native client libraries with no dependencies. Better REST services - written by hand with love."

"The Challenges of Microservices"

"The newest round of performance comparisons of PostgreSQL and MongoDB produced a near repeat of the results from the first tests that proved PostgreSQL can outperform MongoDB. The advances Postgres has made with JSON and JSONB have transformed Postgres' ability to support a document database."

"A great resource (PDF document) about big data, originally posted on CTOvision.com."

¿Que debe hacer un webservice? Si la respuesta es que la lista de sus posibilidades - específicas, entiéndase bien - es ésta, entonces sostengo sin dudar que todos podemos arrogarnos la conclusión de que Los Especificadores manejan un concepto de la complejidad cercano a la Esquizofrenia múltiple, sin que nadie de nosotros incurra ni mínimamente en la soberbia.

"Buck is a build system for Android that encourages the creation of small, reusable modules consisting of code and resources. Because Android applications are predominantly written in Java, Buck also functions as a Java build system. Learn more about the strategies Buck uses to build Java code so quickly."

"NixOS is a Linux distribution with a unique approach to package and configuration management. Built on top of the Nix package manager, it is completely declarative, makes upgrading systems reliable, and has many other advantages."

No matter which service discovery system you use, it will not likely know how to register your services for you. Service discovery requires your services to somehow announce themselves to the service directory. This is not as trivial as it sounds. There are many approaches to do this, each with their own pros and cons.

Containers and hypervisors are often seen as competing technologies - enemies even. But in reality the two technologies are complementary and increasingly used together by developers and admins. This recent Linux.com article talked about this supposed battle, noting however that developers are using Docker in traditional VMs to bolster security. Ver también: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/XenServer