On the 22 and 23rd of March I went to the ‘Microservices Conference 2018, MicroXchg’ in Berlin. This blog post is a short recap of my experience of this conference, this year held for the 4th time.
My goal was to learn more about the Microservices world, to fill my toolset of possible architecture solutions and of course to see Berlin a bit. Furthermore, I interviewed Chris Richardson about Microservices and his upcoming book on Patterns. This interview is added to this blog as well.
Veel productiebedrijven met productielocaties waar de producten daadwerkelijk gemaakt worden, hebben moeite om de business-systemen aan te sluiten op de productievloer-systemen. Op kantoor worden sales orders ontvangen. Deze worden doorgestuurd naar de planningsafdeling. En uiteindelijk worden de productieorders verstuurd naar de productievloer. Deze supplychain omvat dan plan-source-make-deliver.
WSO2 has recently released a new version of the API Manager: version 2.0.0. So what are the new features of the product?
I will take you through some new features.
The API Manager consists of three packages to be downloaded.
Testability is one of the underestimated qualities of software. This is also the case for WSO2 ESB projects. However, it is important to design the integrations for testability. This starts with the way you setup the proxies. This blog gives some guidelines which you can use to design for testability.
This was the first time I went to a WSO2 Conference and this time it was held was Londen!
It was a three days conference with 1 day pre-conference from 7th of June until the 9th of June. The conference is for partners and users of the platform. The second day of the conference was ended with a party.
