Finding flexibility with microservices, containers, and runtimes

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Analyst paper

Finding flexibility with microservices, containers, and runtimes

Description

Developing software using microservice design is a new approach. Microservices promise implementation flexibility, graceful scaling, faster delivery, and higher resiliency. But comprehensive microservice architectures are too complex for most enterprise AD&D teams, so developers are finding pragmatic and incremental ways to gain the benefits of microservice design via new programming models and platform frameworks. This Forrester analyst report highlights these emerging methods and their impact.