The Prisoner’s Dilemma and Moving to an SOA

Derrick Isaacson

Friday 8 May 2015 from 10:30 to 11:15

Talk in English - US at OpenWest 2015
Track Name: SB 074 - Architecture
View Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/DerrickIsaacson/prisoner-47921437
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The Prisoner’s Dilemma and Moving to an SOA

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Anonymous at 11:29 on 8 May 2015

Clearly described the problem and tradeoffs related to the CAP theorem.

Had some practical analytical approaches to providing available services vs consistent services.

Nice explanation of timeouts.

David Jonas at 14:06 on 8 May 2015

Well spoken with good examples. I liked the emphasis on data based decisions. Would have liked more talk on practical solutions beyond caching (perhaps not possible in the given time).

Anonymous at 21:13 on 8 May 2015

Evan Johnson at 23:07 on 10 May 2015

I enjoyed the honest discussion of the drawbacks to SOA's that are excluded from most Microservices talks. SOA's do add a lot of complexity, which is hard to manage. I didn't gain a lot from the Prisoner's Dilemma analogy, but many good tips about handling service failures were given (caching!), which I plan to put right to use as we are currently breaking out parts of our app into services.