Dependency promotion strategies: siloed or orchestrated?
We have a lot of apps and web services (some public facing products, some internal and part of a private “backend”) that are interdependent on one another. Each one of these components has 4 environments (clusters of servers/nodes serving specific purposes):
Dependency promotion strategies: siloed or orchestrated?
We have a lot of apps and web services (some public facing products, some internal and part of a private “backend”) that are interdependent on one another. Each one of these components has 4 environments (clusters of servers/nodes serving specific purposes):
Dependency promotion strategies: siloed or orchestrated?
We have a lot of apps and web services (some public facing products, some internal and part of a private “backend”) that are interdependent on one another. Each one of these components has 4 environments (clusters of servers/nodes serving specific purposes):
Dependency promotion strategies: siloed or orchestrated?
We have a lot of apps and web services (some public facing products, some internal and part of a private “backend”) that are interdependent on one another. Each one of these components has 4 environments (clusters of servers/nodes serving specific purposes):