Did AARON went to META? http://smashd.co/14278-2/
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Posted On: 04/07/2016 7:12:58 AM
Did AARON went to META? http://smashd.co/14278-2/
https://www.meta.sc/tech/startclean/
will Ultraflix be on the Meta? likely fit for the "Future of entertainment"
We saw Rogue Nation already on the Microsoft Hololens will ultraFlix make it possible with Golden Goose To bring all this to "REALITY"?
At the same time, implementing microservices in the fullest sense incurs significant development cost. Something that would otherwise be a simple function call turns into a network request, and a large number of APIs need to be well designed to encapsulate each piece of functionality in the system. Established companies, such as the classic example of Netflix, utilize hundreds of microservices to provide their services. Building an infrastructure with that amount of granularity from the start would be a bit foolish. (IMO building UltraFlix would be a much easier and lower cost than NetFlix) according to the findings.
We wanted to start off with an architecture that would facilitate transitioning to true microservices.( IMO Like Live sporting Events, Live Concerts, Live Events PPV)
Our current system has around a dozen separate services, and building with the design principles of service oriented architectures in mind will allow our application to be further subdivided in the future. Additionally, we were picking our technology stack in parallel with formulating our system architecture, so the flexibility of microservices to mix and match programming languages to suit specific problems was enticing.
https://www.meta.sc/tech/startclean/
will Ultraflix be on the Meta? likely fit for the "Future of entertainment"
We saw Rogue Nation already on the Microsoft Hololens will ultraFlix make it possible with Golden Goose To bring all this to "REALITY"?
At the same time, implementing microservices in the fullest sense incurs significant development cost. Something that would otherwise be a simple function call turns into a network request, and a large number of APIs need to be well designed to encapsulate each piece of functionality in the system. Established companies, such as the classic example of Netflix, utilize hundreds of microservices to provide their services. Building an infrastructure with that amount of granularity from the start would be a bit foolish. (IMO building UltraFlix would be a much easier and lower cost than NetFlix) according to the findings.
We wanted to start off with an architecture that would facilitate transitioning to true microservices.( IMO Like Live sporting Events, Live Concerts, Live Events PPV)
Our current system has around a dozen separate services, and building with the design principles of service oriented architectures in mind will allow our application to be further subdivided in the future. Additionally, we were picking our technology stack in parallel with formulating our system architecture, so the flexibility of microservices to mix and match programming languages to suit specific problems was enticing.
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