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AWS Blueprint Aims to Rescue Failed Microservices From ‘Distributed Monolith’ Trap

Enterprise teams are discovering that microservices implementations often create “distributed monoliths” – systems that inherit the complexity of distributed architecture without gaining genuine independence. A new methodology combining domain-driven design with AWS services offers a path forward for organizations struggling with tightly coupled services and coordinated deployments.

The Distributed Monolith Problem

Many organizations that rushed to adopt microservices are now facing an unexpected reality: they’ve built what architects call “distributed monoliths.” According to recent analysis of enterprise cloud patterns, teams are finding themselves coordinating multiple services for every deployment and testing entire systems despite having distributed their infrastructure across cloud services.

by Jessica Moore P.E.
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HPE Accelerates Aruba-Juniper AIOps Integration With Microservices Cross-Pollination Strategy

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is executing a strategic integration of Aruba and Juniper Mist AIOps platforms through microservices cross-pollination. Company executives claim this approach will accelerate innovation while achieving significant cost savings through the combined operations.

HPE’s Integration Strategy for Networking Portfolios

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has unveiled what it describes as a “grand plan” to integrate the recently acquired Juniper Networks Mist AIOps platform with its existing Aruba networking portfolio, according to statements from company executives. The strategy centers on what HPE Networking President Rami Rahim calls “cross-pollination” between the two platforms using their microservices-based architectures.

by Michael Turner