July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
414 pages
11h 18m
English
Most of the microservices implementations are automated to a maximum, ranging from development to production.
Since microservices break monolithic applications into a number of smaller services, large enterprises may see a proliferation of microservices. Large numbers of microservices are hard to manage until and unless automation is in place. The smaller footprint of microservices also helps us automate the microservices development to deployment life cycle. In general, microservices are automated end to end, for example, automated builds, automated testing, automated deployment, and elastic scaling:
As indicated in the diagram, automations are typically applied during the development, test, release, ...
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