
Application Modernization: Are Microservices The Answer?
Full-day workshop with Sam Newman on September 25th.
About workshop
During this workshop, Sam Newman will guide you through the process of modernizing an existing application, focusing on migrating towards a microservices architecture. The session will begin with an introduction to the basics of microservices, followed by an exploration of the benefits they can offer for legacy applications.
Participants will gain insights into making strategic decisions in the early stages of migration, learn patterns for incrementally extracting functionalities, and address the complexities of separating data from a database.
Meet the speaker
Sam Newman is a tech expert focusing on the areas of cloud, microservices, and continuous delivery – three topics which seem to overlap frequently. With over 20 years of experience in IT as a developer, system administrator and architect, he provides consulting, training and advisory services to startups and large corporations.
Sam is the author of the best-selling books such as "Building Microservices" and "Monolith to Microservices", published by O’Reilly. He's also an experienced speaker at various conferences.

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