Will microservices ever arrive?

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IT Director in Services (non-Government)3 years ago

of course arrived!
if you have good team with good architecture everything will be great

Senior Enterprise Architect, Application Consulting in Healthcare and Biotech3 years ago

They're already here for software which feature public or business APIs.

Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in Software3 years ago

Depending upon the complexity of the project something to look into, for the more straightforward business-related projects, would be no-code. This allows the individual business units to develop their own applications while still integrating with the existing systems. This is something we are looking to implement.

Head of IT Operations in Healthcare and Biotech3 years ago

If your talking about internal organisations using there own microservices, then it arrived a long time ago and is critical to agility in development. If you talking about companies offering microservices then I believe its only possible for the big players due to scale. The reason for this, is with microservices there is nowhere to hide your mark up for products/solutions.

VP of IT in Real Estate3 years ago

I'd say it's here. We see dramatic change in how applications are being architected.

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