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O'Reilly Survey: The State of Microservices MaturityO'Reilly, the premier source for insight-driven learning on technology and business, today announced its latest survey findings in the report, "The State of Microservices Maturity." The report confirms that microservices - a software development technique where an application is created by combining numerous smaller services - have evolved from fad to trend, becoming an architectural style of choice for new application development and the migration target for many existing systems. The report surveyed 866 software architecture practitioners across North America, Europe and Asia and found that microservices are used in over 50 percent of software projects, with 86 percent of those surveyed saying its use has been at least partially successful. More than 15 percent stated that they have seen "massive success" with microservices. The survey also found that over half of developers use continuous deployment, where new code is released to users quickly, indicating the widespread use of automated testing among developers. At the same time, containers appear to be eclipsing automated machine provisioning as a method for microservices deployment. Key findings include:
Full survey results can be downloaded from the O'Reilly website. Further exploring some of the most important trends and developments in software architecture, O'Reilly will host the upcoming Software Architecture Conference, taking place February 3-6, 2019 in New York, NY. Conference registration is now open, and a limited number of media passes are available for qualified journalists and analysts. For questions regarding media credentials, please contact [email protected]; for media queries or scheduling interviews, contact [email protected]. Follow @OreillySACon on Twitter (News - Alert) for the latest news and updates.
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