Scaling with Microservices
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The document discusses scaling applications with microservices. It introduces the strangler fig pattern for splitting a monolith into microservices. Key challenges of microservices like lack of governance and data consistency are covered. The CAP theorem and choosing availability over consistency is discussed. Prior to adopting microservices, the document recommends understanding organizational structure, domain model, consistency needs, and adopting a DevOps culture.
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