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!DOCTYPE html>!--if IEMobile 7 >html classno-js iem7>!endif-->!--if lt IE 9>html classno-js lte-ie8>!endif-->!--if (gt IE 8)|(gt IEMobile 7)|!(IEMobile)|!(IE)>!-->html classno-js langen>!--!endif-->head>  meta charsetutf-8>  title>203/title>  meta nameauthor contentEugene Kalenkovich>    meta namedescription contentWhen in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and …>    !-- http://t.co/dKP3o1e -->  meta nameHandheldFriendly contentTrue>  meta nameMobileOptimized content320>  meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width, initial-scale1>    link relcanonical hrefhttp://203.softover.com>  link href/favicon.png relicon>  link href/stylesheets/screen.css mediascreen, projection relstylesheet typetext/css>  link href/atom.xml relalternate title203 typeapplication/atom+xml>  script src/javascripts/modernizr-2.0.js>/script>  script src//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js>/script>  script>!window.jQuery && document.write(unescape(%3Cscript src./javascripts/libs/jquery.min.js%3E%3C/script%3E))/script>  script src/javascripts/octopress.js typetext/javascript>/script>  !--Fonts from Googles Web font directory at http://google.com/webfonts -->link hrefhttp://fonts.googleapis.com/css?familyPT+Serif:regular,italic,bold,bolditalic relstylesheet typetext/css>link hrefhttp://fonts.googleapis.com/css?familyPT+Sans:regular,italic,bold,bolditalic relstylesheet typetext/css>    script typetext/javascript>    var _gaq  _gaq || ;    _gaq.push(_setAccount, UA-29251718-4);    _gaq.push(_trackPageview);    (function() {      var ga  document.createElement(script); ga.type  text/javascript; ga.async  true;      ga.src  (https:  document.location.protocol ? https://ssl : http://www) + .google-analytics.com/ga.js;      var s  document.getElementsByTagName(script)0; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s);    })();  /script>/head>body   >  header rolebanner>hgroup>  h1>a href/>203/a>/h1>      h2>HTTP code 203: Non-Authoritative Information/h2>  /hgroup>/header>  nav rolenavigation>ul classsubscription data-subscriptionrss>  li>a href/atom.xml relsubscribe-rss titlesubscribe via RSS>RSS/a>/li>  /ul>  form actionhttp://google.com/search methodget>  fieldset rolesearch>    input typehidden nameq valuesite:203.softover.com />    input classsearch typetext nameq results0 placeholderSearch/>  /fieldset>/form>  ul classmain-navigation>  li>b>a classsiteTitle href/>203/a>/b>/li>  li>a href/archives>Archives/a>/li>/ul>/nav>  div idmain>    div idcontent>      div classblog-index>          article>        header>          h1 classentry-title>a href/2015/03/16/services-declaration-of-independence/>Services: Declaration of Independence/a>/h1>              p classmeta>        time classentry-date datetime2015-03-16T08:29:30-07:00>span classdate>span classdate-month>Mar/span> span classdate-day>16/span>span classdate-suffix>th/span>, span classdate-year>2015/span>/span> span classtime>8:29 am/span>/time>              /p>      /header>  div classentry-content>blockquote>p>When in the Course of human events, strong>em>it becomes necessary/em>/strong> for one people strong>em>to dissolve the/em>/strong> political strong>em>bands which have connected them with another, and to assume/em>/strong> among the powers of the earth, strong>em>the separate and equal station/em>/strong> to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they strong>em>should declare the causes which impel them to the separation./em>/strong>/p>/blockquote>p>Services have to be independent. They can achieve strong>Independent Scalability/strong> and strong>Independent Lifecycle/strong> by having strong>Independent Data/strong>, strong>Independent Code/strong> and strong>Independent Deployments/strong>./p>p>img classcentered src/images/Independence.png />/p>/div>        footer>      a relfull-article href/2015/03/16/services-declaration-of-independence/>Read on →/a>    /footer>      /article>        article>        header>          h1 classentry-title>a href/2015/02/02/first-rule-of-services-dont/>First Rule of Services - Don’t/a>/h1>              p classmeta>        time classentry-date datetime2015-02-02T08:30:49-08:00>span classdate>span classdate-month>Feb/span> span classdate-day>2/span>span classdate-suffix>nd/span>, span classdate-year>2015/span>/span> span classtime>8:30 am/span>/time>              /p>      /header>  div classentry-content>blockquote>p>p>My First Law of Distributed Object Design: Don’t distribute your objects/p>— Martin Fowler/p>/blockquote>p>Everything in our life has its price. Services give a lot of benefits, but you are not getting them for free. One should always very carefully consider the price, and readiness to pay it. There are visible and hidden costs of services, including, but not limited to Latency, Complexity and MPOFs/p>h2>Latency/h2>p>Services need to talk to each other. It means that each request will have to be transferred over the network. Messages have to go through series of transformations - from client’s “language”, to network one, and to one that service understands (and the same on the way back, if your request needs a reply). If you have (and I hope you have) security policies applied to communication - add expenses for authentication, potentially - for encryption and decryption too. All these elements add precious milliseconds (tens? hundreds?) to each request processing. Multiply this by amount of services involved - and you can get pretty significant delays. Are you ready?/p>/div>        footer>      a relfull-article href/2015/02/02/first-rule-of-services-dont/>Read on →/a>    /footer>      /article>        article>        header>          h1 classentry-title>a href/2015/01/11/corollaries-to-the-conways-law/>Corollaries to the Conway’s Law/a>/h1>              p classmeta>        time classentry-date datetime2015-01-11T17:38:57-08:00>span classdate>span classdate-month>Jan/span> span classdate-day>11/span>span classdate-suffix>th/span>, span classdate-year>2015/span>/span> span classtime>5:38 pm/span>/time>              /p>      /header>  div classentry-content>blockquote>p>Any organization that designs a system (defined more broadly here than just information systems) will inevitably produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization’s communication structure./p>p>a hrefhttp://www.melconway.com/Home/Committees_Paper.html>http://www.melconway.com/Home/Committees_Paper.html/a>/p>/blockquote>p>Let look a little closer at what it really means for software organizations, and how communication structure impacts the software system./p>p>Initial design of a software system may have nothing to do with the communication structure. But most (if not all) software systems are evolving in time, and that’s where the Conway’s Law really starts to take its effects. Very similar to the second law of thermodynamics, the evolving software system entropy always increases. And this increase happens in the framework of the communication structure./p>/div>        footer>      a relfull-article href/2015/01/11/corollaries-to-the-conways-law/>Read on →/a>    /footer>      /article>        article>        header>          h1 classentry-title>a href/2014/12/15/what-soa-actually-meant/>What SOA Actually Meant/a>/h1>              p classmeta>        time classentry-date datetime2014-12-15T07:48:06-08:00>span classdate>span classdate-month>Dec/span> span classdate-day>15/span>span classdate-suffix>th/span>, span classdate-year>2014/span>/span> span classtime>7:48 am/span>/time>              /p>      /header>  div classentry-content>blockquote>p>p>I guess it is easier to use a new name (Microservices) rather than say that this is what SOA actually meant/p>— Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz (@arnonrgo) a hrefhttps://twitter.com/arnonrgo/status/445188642727034880>March 16, 2014/a>/p>/blockquote>p>I guess it may be even easier to say what SOA actually meant. Or, at least - what strong>I/strong> believe it had in its heart. In this post I am going to try to see how can we define SOA the way that:/p>ul>li>captures its spirit/li>li>does not have elements that damaged the whole idea (WS-*, ESB, etc.)/li>li>goes even further and does not include anything that overly-limit SOA application/li>/ul>p>In essence, we are looking for a lean SOA definition (to make sure, it is not “lean SOA”, but “lean definition”)./p>/div>        footer>      a relfull-article href/2014/12/15/what-soa-actually-meant/>Read on →/a>    /footer>      /article>    div classpagination>          a classprev href/posts/2>← Older/a>        a href/blog/archives>Blog Archives/a>      /div>/div>aside classsidebar>      section classgoogleplus googleplus-hidden>  h1>    a hrefhttps://plus.google.com/115429932486290520588?relauthor>      img srchttp://www.google.com/images/icons/ui/gprofile_button-32.png width32 height32>      Google+    /a>  /h1>/section>section>  h1>Recent Posts/h1>  ul idrecent_posts>          li classpost>        a href/2015/03/16/services-declaration-of-independence/>Services: Declaration of Independence/a>      /li>          li classpost>        a href/2015/02/02/first-rule-of-services-dont/>First Rule of Services - Don’t/a>      /li>          li classpost>        a href/2015/01/11/corollaries-to-the-conways-law/>Corollaries to the Conway’s Law/a>      /li>          li classpost>        a href/2014/12/15/what-soa-actually-meant/>What SOA Actually Meant/a>      /li>          li classpost>        a href/2014/12/15/videos-december/>Videos - Picks for December, 2014/a>      /li>      /ul>/section>section classwell>h1>Twitter/h1>a classtwitter-timeline hrefhttps://twitter.com/UncleGene height380 data-widget-id535921648860286976>Tweets by @UncleGene/a>script>!function(d,s,id){var js,fjsd.getElementsByTagName(s)0,p/^http:/.test(d.location)?http:https;if(!d.getElementById(id)){jsd.createElement(s);js.idid;js.srcp+://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js;fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,script,twitter-wjs);/script>/section>section>  h1>On Delicious/h1>  div iddelicious>/div>  script typetext/javascript srchttp://feeds.delicious.com/v2/json/kalenkov?count15&sortdate&callbackrenderDeliciousLinks>/script>  p>a hrefhttp://delicious.com/kalenkov>My Delicious Bookmarks »/a>/p>/section>section>  h1>GitHub Repos/h1>  ul idgh_repos>    li classloading>Status updating…/li>  /ul>    a hrefhttps://github.com/UncleGene>@UncleGene/a> on GitHub    script typetext/javascript>    $(document).ready(function(){        if (!window.jXHR){            var jxhr  document.createElement(script);            jxhr.type  text/javascript;            jxhr.src  /javascripts/libs/jXHR.js;            var s  document.getElementsByTagName(script)0;            s.parentNode.insertBefore(jxhr, s);        }        github.showRepos({            user: UncleGene,            count: 7,            skip_forks: true,            target: #gh_repos        });    });  /script>  script src/javascripts/github.js typetext/javascript> /script>/section>  /aside>    /div>  /div>  footer rolecontentinfo>p>  Copyright © 2015 - Eugene Kalenkovich -  span classcredit>Powered by a hrefhttp://octopress.org>Octopress/a>/span>/p>/footer>  script typetext/javascript>      var disqus_shortname  unclegenegithubio;                      var disqus_script  count.js;          (function () {      var dsq  document.createElement(script); dsq.type  text/javascript; dsq.async  true;      dsq.src  // + disqus_shortname + .disqus.com/ + disqus_script;      (document.getElementsByTagName(head)0 || document.getElementsByTagName(body)0).appendChild(dsq);    }());/script>  script typetext/javascript>    (function() {      var script  document.createElement(script); script.type  text/javascript; script.async  true;      script.src  https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js;      var s  document.getElementsByTagName(script)0; s.parentNode.insertBefore(script, s);    })();  /script>  script typetext/javascript>    (function(){      var twitterWidgets  document.createElement(script);      twitterWidgets.type  text/javascript;      twitterWidgets.async  true;      twitterWidgets.src  //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js;      document.getElementsByTagName(head)0.appendChild(twitterWidgets);    })();  /script>/body>/html>

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