What you need to know about microservices tools
All 3 parts of this Blog Series can be found at InfoWorld.
Previously in this three-part series, I wrote about how to introduce microservices in a legacy environment and provided an overview of domain-driven design (DDD) and how this development philosophy can be used to represent the real world in code, while also being well-suited to a microservices implementation. This time, I cover some of the tools and frameworks that can be used when implementing microservices.
I deliberately saved the tools discussion for last because I often find clients like to jump into tools before they have completely thought through why, and if, a new architectural approach can or should be implemented in their environment. After you have decided that you should move to microservices then it’s appropriate to think about how it can be done and with what tools.