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José Rodrigues retweeted
24 Aug 2021
Interested in engineering next-gen #tech solutions?💡 In this #EDASummit 2021 video, @JoseRodBPM of @LinkConsulting discusses how retail customers optimize their pricing strategy using #EventDrivenArchitecture and #SAP.
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José Rodrigues retweeted
17 Jun 2021
Fixed price starter kits for the Oracle Cloud Platform linkconsulting.com/what-we-d… by @LinkConsulting Plans to connect Oracle SaaS (HCM, ERP, CX)? Watch the webcast videohub.oracle.com/media/Or… with @JoseRodBPM
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20 May 2021
A new page is turned and a new chapter begins to be written in my life...
20 years after concluding my MSc Computer Science at @istecnico, I'm embarking on a new academic adventure at @BerkeleyHaas , with the #COBE program.
I'm beyond ecstatic!
#ucberkeley #executiveeducation
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José Rodrigues retweeted
18 May 2021
BTW: if you’re using a service mesh, the data plane IS PART of your application
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José Rodrigues retweeted
11 May 2021
#emeapartners @linkconsulting has achieved Modern OPN Service Expertise in Iberia. Here's why it's been winning integration awards for a decade: linkconsulting.com/what-we-d…
#Link #LinkConsulting
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27 Jan 2021
And drops a significant base of paying customers, who will look to other providers that still support an entry-level paid tier. Premium offers way too much!
Too bad they were unable to come up with an alternative to dropping the plan altogether (limiting functionality). @gitlab
26 Jan 2021
#GitLab reshuffles its paid subscription plans, drops its #Bronze/Starter tier – #TechCrunch smpt.co/EfI6v @fredericl
José Rodrigues retweeted
4 Dec 2020
Gr8 @InfoQ presentation on @GraphQL at @netflix by @NetflixEng 's Jennifer Shin and Stephen Spalding. Prob the best I've seen this year!. I agree, API GW's can be monolith's too, I called these 2nd Gen API Gateways in my Enterprise API Management book infoq.com/presentations/netf…
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28 Oct 2020
I think it was brilliant. The amount of work already done in these areas is really quite impressive. If I may, special kudos to the #sysco team that is using these technologies to fight pedophilia and sexual crimes completely pro-bono.
26 Oct 2020
Here's a detailed guide on getting @solacedotcom #PubSubPlus SW broker, a high-performance event broker, running on Oracle’s OCI.
The Standard Edition is free to use even in Production environments, with support as a paid option.
gitlab.com/CloudGod/pubsub-o…
@wlscommunity
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20 Oct 2020
I’ve been thinking a lot about #servicemesh and its applicability in the real world. So many questions... My idols @Luisw19 @lucasjellema @christianposta @sbernhardt @gugalnikov @crichardson maybe I’m being bold but can you please share your thoughts and experiences? (1/4)
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20 Oct 2020
Should other services inside an organization also participate in the mesh? Should ESBs, API GWs, and Event brokers also be connected to the Dataplane via proxies? If not, can we really get End-to-End observability? (4/4)
20 Oct 2020
Are you seeing cross-application microservices, i.e. generic microservices used in several applications (ex: single payments microservice)? And if so, how does the “1 mesh per application” approach works? (3/4)
20 Oct 2020
What are the deployment and governance approaches out there? 1 single service mesh per organization? 1 mesh per application? Other? Who is responsible for the mesh? Integration team? Infrastructure team? App dev team? (2/4)
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11 Oct 2020
Now that the @shitoberfest fest is no more (repository opt-in only), I submitted my first PR for a public repository. Corrected a simple shell script, but it made feel good... I really get high contributing to the community. Now, it’s just a matter of waiting. Really excited...
José Rodrigues retweeted
1 Oct 2020
Meh, spammy pseudo "contributions" just for getting a t-shirt from #Hacktoberfest. Contribute in a meaningful way, people, and you'll get way more out of it than that!
blog.domenic.me/hacktoberfes…
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José Rodrigues retweeted
18 Sep 2020
I'm not worried about the code snippet at all. Most likely it is a piece of code that is proven to work, with hundreds if not thousands of upvotes.
I'm really worried about all those little pieces at the top representing meaningless features customers asked for and PMs said yes.
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José Rodrigues retweeted
12 Sep 2020
When you replace your non-working code with something copied from StackOverflow
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