Live Webinar September 29th, 2016 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM EDT
Duration: 1 Hour Credits: 1 PDU Category C Free
Presented by : O’Reilly

Because they promise to provide high scalability and availability, microservices are gaining ground in high-throughput Java applications.

However, design patterns that worked well in a monolithic application rarely work well in the microservices world. The design patterns you choose for your microservices-based applications play a significant role in their performance.

In this webcast, you’ll get a deeper look at 3 anti-patterns in microservices architecture that may cause significant performance impacts on your applications.

You’ll learn tips for avoiding these anti-patterns, so you can create effective and efficient conversions.

Asad Ali and Reinhard Pilz from Dynatrace, will use Spring Boot applications built on a microservices architecture to showcase these anti-patterns and successful techniques for avoiding them, such as:

• How to create balance between service-level granularity and application performance
• How to distribute services across multiple processes and hosts, and gain scalability and availability without degrading performance
• How to optimize inter-service communication without creating payload overhead

Presenters:

Asad Ali (LinkedIn profile, O’Reilly bio) is a technical product evangelist with over 15 years of experience in OOP, databases and scripting languages. His vast expertise includes application performance for Java, .NET, containers, and mobile. Asad leads a team of technical resources for the Dynatrace application monitoring product extending and enhancing the application monitoring capabilities and assisting with large scale deployments.

Reinhard Pilz (LinkedIn profile) Product Specialist at Dynatrace, has over 15 years of experience as full-stack developer in the field of web and APM engineering. In his role as a Product Specialist, he is regularly involved in deep dive analysis of application architecture and performance issues. His expertise includes application performance for Java, .NET, and mobile applications.

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