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Hani Suleiman, TweetCTO at formicary
Biography: Hani Suleiman
Java focused developer with advanced architecture, design, and development skills and 13 years of experience in investment banking. Designed and implemented numerous front, middle, and back office applications and services in a number of tier 1 investment banks, with focus on integration projects and trading platforms.
Co-founder and CTO of Formicary, a financial services software and consulting company grossing over $15 million annual revenues with 100 employees (60 developers) in three global offices.
Specialties:Java, architecture and design, enterprise software, testing, trading platforms, scrum
Presentation: TweetThe idiot’s guide to quashing microservices
So your boss, annoying coworker, or random stranger has cornered you and started screaming at you that micro services are the answer to every problem you’ve had (and many you’ve never had).
You feel scared, you feel angry, and you’re not sure of what to do next. Do you jump in enthusiastically, or do you risk looking like a grinch by saying no?
In this talk, we’ll explore options between those two extremes. We’ll arm you with intelligent rebuttals and holes against microservices pitches that nobody puts on the brochures. The financial industry often has interesting restrictions and requirements, and a naive approach to microservices is bound to run afoul of all of these without sufficient preparation.