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78147814 embark on converting a monolith to microservices.</ p >
78157815</ li >
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7817+ < p > < a href ="https://hagbarddenstore.se/posts/2016-03-11/using-nginx-to-load-balance-microservices/ "> Using Nginx to Load Balance Microservices</ a >
7818+ explains how an Nginx instance can use configuration values from etcd
7819+ updated by confd as the values are modified. This setup can be useful for
7820+ load balancing microservices as the backend services are brought up
7821+ and taken down.</ p >
7822+ </ li >
7823+ < li >
78177824< p > < a href ="http://thenewstack.io/microservices-changed-matter/ "> How Microservices have changed and why they matter</ a >
78187825 is a high level overview of the topic with some quotes from
78197826 various developers around the industry.</ p >
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8282 embark on converting a monolith to microservices.</ p >
8383</ li >
8484< li >
85+ < p > < a href ="https://hagbarddenstore.se/posts/2016-03-11/using-nginx-to-load-balance-microservices/ "> Using Nginx to Load Balance Microservices</ a >
86+ explains how an Nginx instance can use configuration values from etcd
87+ updated by confd as the values are modified. This setup can be useful for
88+ load balancing microservices as the backend services are brought up
89+ and taken down.</ p >
90+ </ li >
91+ < li >
8592< p > < a href ="http://thenewstack.io/microservices-changed-matter/ "> How Microservices have changed and why they matter</ a >
8693 is a high level overview of the topic with some quotes from
8794 various developers around the industry.</ p >
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5757 good high-level overview of the topics many developers aren't aware of when they
5858 embark on converting a monolith to microservices.
5959
60+ * [ Using Nginx to Load Balance Microservices] ( https://hagbarddenstore.se/posts/2016-03-11/using-nginx-to-load-balance-microservices/ )
61+ explains how an Nginx instance can use configuration values from etcd
62+ updated by confd as the values are modified. This setup can be useful for
63+ load balancing microservices as the backend services are brought up
64+ and taken down.
65+
6066* [ How Microservices have changed and why they matter] ( http://thenewstack.io/microservices-changed-matter/ )
6167 is a high level overview of the topic with some quotes from
6268 various developers around the industry.
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6672 popularity of microservices heading into 2016. This is more of an
6773 overview of the term than a tutorial but useful context for both
6874 developers and non-developers.
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