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The Journey to 20,000 Microservices Deployments in a year

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This week we are joined by Chris Maki to learn about his journey from monolith to 20,000 microservices deployment in a single year.

Chris is the founder and Chief Architect of Rip City Software, a company dedicated to Java Microservices and building systems in AWS. He has more than 20 years of experience creating web scale enterprise systems. Throughout his career, Chris has been a user group leader, speaker, and author. He's passionate about inclusive leadership, empowering teams, focusing on differentiated work and streamlining the development, testing and deployment process.

It's not too late to catch Chris and dozens of other great speakers at UberConf 2019. I hope to see you there!

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This week we are joined by Chris Maki to learn about his journey from monolith to 20,000 microservices deployment in a single year.

Chris is the founder and Chief Architect of Rip City Software, a company dedicated to Java Microservices and building systems in AWS. He has more than 20 years of experience creating web scale enterprise systems. Throughout his career, Chris has been a user group leader, speaker, and author. He's passionate about inclusive leadership, empowering teams, focusing on differentiated work and streamlining the development, testing and deployment process.

It's not too late to catch Chris and dozens of other great speakers at UberConf 2019. I hope to see you there!

Sam Newman twitter thread

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