Hi Gunnar, tell us who you are and what lead you into microservices? I'm an open-source enthusiast and software engineer working at Red Hat, where I'm leading the Debezium project. Debezium is a platform for change data capture (CDC) based on Apache Kafka, allowing you to react to all the inserts, updates and deletes in your database in near real-time. That's a very powerful tool in the box when working with microservice architectures, e.g. for propagating data between different services or when extracting new microservices from existing monolithic applications. Before working on Debezium, I was the spec lead for the Bean Validation 2.0 spec (JSR 380) and contributed towards the MicroProfile Config API. Both are very useful APIs for implementing microservices; after all, you should make sure the data you receive from other services is valid and also there's plenty of need for configuring things like service endpoints etc. Overall, microservices relate to many parts of my work.


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