It’s an increasingly common scenario: As a company grows, it finds that it needs to move away from the monolithic software architecture that powered its initial success. The alternative? A microservices approach that provides more speed and flexibility.

That’s the story told by both our guests on the latest episode of新的堆栈 @秤播客:Tung Nguyen，工程副总裁Bleacher Report和我们自己的Lee Atchison, principal cloud architect & advocate at New Relic.

Tung tells The New Stack founder and Editor in Chief Alex Williams and me the tale of how Bleacher Report scaled its infrastructure from a WordPress-style blog with 50,000 monthly unique visitors in 2007 to its current position serving as a premier sports site serving some 80 million uniques every month. He talks about the decisions they made and the misconceptions they struggled with along the way—and he reveals why a certain Miley Cyrus song best describes Bleacher Report’s journey.

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Lee, meanwhile, shares how New Relic moved from a big, monolithic Ruby app to a distributed ecosystem with multiple different services and microservices, mostly running in Java—although the frontend is still in Ruby. (For more on our journey, watch New Relic engineering VPsNic Benders和Matthew Flaming将您带入FutureStack15的过程中）

另外，您会听到Tung和Lee对以下有趣的主题提供见解：

  • 缩放应结束时（提示：“希望永远不会”）
  • 为什么Ruby不应该因性能缓慢而受到指责
  • How to organize a DevOps team
  • Why managing multiple services is like the War on Drugs
  • Why being a full-stack developer should be considered a “transitional phase” for junior engineers
  • The importance of having inexperienced devs on your team
  • What Facebook真的意味着当它说“快速移动并破坏事物”时
  • How microservices enables small teams of developers to do big things
  • Overcoming the psychological stress of moving to DevOps

所有这些等等 - 包括我们客人对Adrian Cockcroft谈论可视化数据模型和依赖关系 - 在新的堆栈 @秤播客的这一集中。

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Read more about the podcast in Luke Lefler’s post on The New Stack:新的堆栈 @秤播客：如何扩展到前50,000个用户

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