Is Your Microservice Actually a Distributed Monolith?
Migrating from a monolith to a microservice can be tricky. It’s not enough to just run your application in a container: it needs to be redesigned as lightweight, independent, and scalable services. Otherwise, you might end up with a dreaded distributed monolith.
In this webinar, we explain what a distributed monolith is, why they’re undesirable, and how you can avoid this anti-pattern by using Chaos Engineering.
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About this webinar
Migrating from a monolithic application to a microservice isn’t always straightforward. To get the most out of a microservice architecture, applications should be rearchitected with independent services, loose coupling, and scalability. If you deploy your monolith without considering these architectural differences, you’ll end up with a distributed monolith.
Agenda
- Explore what a distributed monolith is and how it negatively impacts microservice deployments
- Discover how to determine whether you have a distributed monolith
- Learn how to run chaos experiments that can detect whether you’re running a distributed monolith
Alex Drag
Alex is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Gremlin where he helps lead go-to-market strategy and execution and helps shape the Gremlin product and technology story in a way that best enables teams to find value and success. Prior to joining Gremlin, Alex helped build and lead Product Marketing teams for start ups working within the Quality Assurance and Continuous Testing space. Outside of Gremlin, Alex enjoys backpacking, running, craft beer, fishing, and reading.
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