SOA Pattern of the Week (5): Service Decomposition
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Yet a nother installment in the SOA Pattern of the week series. This time the topic is Service Decomposition: Why and how to split up services after their initial deployment.
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Another installment in the SOA Pattern of the Week series. This time it is about policy centralization. -
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SOA Pattern of the Week (#5): Service Decomposition |...
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Yet another installment in the SOA Design Pattern of the Week series. This time the topic is Service Decomposition: Why and how to split up services? -
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