Strangler Pattern

From Robert Skertic December 13th, 2019

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DevSecOps Academy Tech Series with Air Force Chief Software Officer, Nicolas Chaillan. How do you migrate a monolithic legacy software application to a modern microservice architecture? Furthermore how do you migrate while continuing to operate the legacy system at full capacity during the transition? One approach that has proven successful in the past is the stranger pattern. Learn the concepts behind the strangler pattern and how that strategy might apply to your own challenges.

More about DevSecOps in DoD:

https://software.af.mil/dsop/

https://breakingdefense.com/2019/06/fail-fast-not-twice-dods-push-for-agile-software-development/

https://innovation.defense.gov/software/

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https://www.dau.edu/powerful-examples/Blog/Powerful-Example---A-Day-In-the-Life-of-the-Kessel-Run-Software-Factory

https://software.af.mil/training/

https://www.dau.edu/News/Accelerating-the-Delivery-of-Weapon-and-Embedded-System-Software

Chief Software Officer Nicolas Chaillan is leading the mission to make the Digital Air Force a reality by supporting our Airmen with Software Enterprise Capabilities and is the Co-lead for the DoD Enterprise DevSecOps initiative. The DAU DevSecOps Academy is a partnership between DoD’s software innovators, DevSecOps pioneers, elite academia, and industry experts.

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