Moving from orchestration to choreography - Part 3 Here our journey together almost comes to an end with the third article of this series "moving from orchestration to choreography". In part 1 [https://blogit.michelin.io/choregraphy-or-orchestration-thats-the-question/], I
Architecture Moving from orchestration to choreography - Part 2 In the first article [https://blogit.michelin.io/choregraphy-or-orchestration-thats-the-question/] of this serie, we've been through the preliminary work to convince our organization to move from a central orchestrator (implemented with
Open Source Michelin loves Open Source Software and we can prove it We said many times that @Michelin we are committed to open source. And not only because we're using OSS for decades but also as open source projects contributors when we're
Moving from orchestration to choregraphy - Part 1 Over the last decade, Michelin went from a big mainframe monolith to a choreography of micro services streaming business events to support its core business processes: the distribution of tires
Platforms Platforms, you said platforms The platform concept is very trendy these days. This blog post is about explaining it and sharing some feedbacks on two real use cases we have at Michelin
