Showing posts with label NetKernel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NetKernel. Show all posts

Friday, 10 July 2015

NetKernel Bootcamp London - 17th August 2015

Speaking of the devil, 1060 Research has just announced about their bootcamp in London!

The event takes place on Monday 17th August and will be a full day introduction to Resource Oriented Computing (ROC) using NetKernel: ROC is what happens when you take micro-services to the limit and start to think in terms of resources as the first class concern of a software system.

The day will be hosted by 1060 Research at TechUK:


Thursday, 2 July 2015

NetKernel Takes Micro-Services to the Ultimate Level

While talking about such relatively new boys on the market as Vert.x, Akka, Chronicle, Kafka, Ready! API, RxJava, etc which certainly are great components for solutions that respond to current demand for micro-services, the mainstream seems to be completely missing such nice, mature and easy to use product as NetKernel. The latter one is not competing with newcomers and together they can comprise quite elegant solutions that any architect would be eventually proud of.

NOTE: This is not a promotion for NetKernel. I don't work for them. This is just an attempt to be fair to those that somehow happened to be on a side of the road.

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