J. Tower: Modernization Strangler Fig Pattern - Episode 263

J. Tower: Modernization Strangler Fig Pattern - Episode 263

Jonathan, or J. as he's known to friends, is a husband, a father, and the owner of Trailhead Technology Partners, a custom software consulting company with employees all around the world. He is also a Microsoft MVP in .NET and frequently speaks at software meetups and conferences. He doesn't mind too much because he loves sharing what he's learned, and it also gives him an excuse to visit any nearby National Parks, a passion of his, proven by the fact that he's currently made it to 56 of the 63 parks.

J. also has a passion for building community and has served on several non-profit boards over the years as a result. Currently, J. sits on the SoftwareGR board, a non-profit trade organization dedicated to building the software industry in West Michigan. He also runs Beer City Code, a software conference, and has served as president on that board for over a decade. J. loves hiking, reading, photography, and trying to see all the best picture nominees before the Oscars ceremony.

Topics of Discussion:

[4:18] J starting his own consulting company, Trailhead.

[4:55] The two categories that make up software architecture.

[5:54] J's philosophy on when he would rewrite a legacy software system.

[10:52] The pros and cons of making small improvements over time.

[11:33] What is the strangler fig pattern, and how does that turn into a strategy for a software update?

[16:02] Bringing older ASP.NET applications up to .NET7.

[19:55] What is a reverse proxy?

[22:21] We reference the book Working Effectively with Legacy Code.

[25:08] In this process, do both of the applications just get access to everything, or do you have to do something specific?

[31:28] Architecturally, does this approach work in modernizing from older or other platform web applications?

[34:02] The concept of microfrontends.

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J. Tower on Twitter

J. Tower on LinkedIn

YARP

Basic YARP Sample

Strangler Fig Application

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Donovan Brown on How to Use Azure DevOps Services - Episode 002

Donovan Brown on How to Use Azure DevOps Services - Episode 002

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Buck Hodges on the introduction to Azure DevOps Services - Episode 001

Buck Hodges on the introduction to Azure DevOps Services - Episode 001

Welcome to the first edition of The Azure DevOps Podcast! Your host, Jeffrey Palermo is joined by guest, Buck Hodges, to announce the global release of Azure DevOps Services. Buck is the Director of Engineering for the Azure DevOps product group and has been at Microsoft for over 15 years. Azure DevOps Services (previously known as Visual Studio Team Services) aims to help developers ship faster. With Azure DevOps Services comes a full set of services that you can use separately, with other non-Microsoft services, or together as a suite. In this episode, Jeffrey and Buck dive into all the key differences that come along with the rebranding and new services. Buck also gives a rundown of the system (from how it's organized to how to mix and match with other devops tools on the market) and many of the new, exciting features available for developers. Episode Sponsor: Clear Measure is a software engineering firm and Microsoft Gold Partner empowering development teams to be their best. Clear Measure equips developers with the devops tools, methods, and automation necessary to focus on building their applications rather than wrestling with builds, deployments, or environments. Click clear-measure.com to see whether a devops implementation is right for you. Topics of Discussion: [:30] About today's topic and guest. [1:00] Buck Hodges announces the new Azure DevOps Services. [2:44] Buck's background in DevOps and career progression at Microsoft. [10:00] Key differences with the rebranding to Azure DevOps, and its 5 main services: Pipelines, Boards, Artifacts, Repose, and Test Plans. [14:49] Can Jira (and other similar softwares) users adopt Azure DevOps? [16:48] About Microsoft's commitment to open source and giving back by offering free use of Azure DevOps to run free builds for open source projects. [20:02] About the ease of getting started with Azure Pipelines through the GitHub Marketplace, and some of the big users with Pipelines. [20:49] A word from Azure DevOps sponsor: Clear Measure. [21:19] About the internal transformation of the Azure DevOps team and what it looks like today. [24:04] How many developers are part of Buck's organization? [24:54] Buck gives a rundown of the system (how it's organized, how many team projects, how many Git repositories, how many independent services, etc.) [28:58] Do they build all the services together in the same Git repository or do they split them into different build configurations? [32:45] What's coming next for Azure DevOps? [36:34] Buck addresses some general misconceptions. [40:00] When will customers be able to get their hands on the new Azure DevOps 2019 server? [41:30] Where to learn more or get started with Azure DevOps. Mentioned in this Episode: Azure DevOps VSTS Azure Pipelines Azure Boards Azure Artifacts Azure Repose Azure Test Plans Team Foundation Server (TFS) Jira GitHub Visual Studio Code TypeScript Dev.Azure.com Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes Follow Up with Our Guest: Posts by Buck Hodges on Microsoft Azure Buck Hodges' LinkedIn

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