Sagas and distributed transactions

Controversial opinion I haven't ever had any useful discussion about sagas with anyone at any company I've ever worked with. I've found the people who bring sagas up and make a song and dance about them, are generally the same people who tend to over-engineer solutions and have difficulty 'keeping it simple'. I'd like to … Continue reading Sagas and distributed transactions →

Microservices with AWS Lambda

I've been building microservices for several years. I've mostly used DotNet, DotNet Core, and Ruby on Rails to build them, and I've generally deployed them either into AWS EC2, or Azure Service Fabric. I've found most enterprises aren't ready for managing microservices in containers, either in the cloud or their own data centres. Keeping things … Continue reading Microservices with AWS Lambda →