Matt Miller of Sequoia recently published a map of the microservices ecosystem.
We have updated our @sequoia#microservices ecosystem map. Thank you for the feedback, please keep it coming! pic.twitter.com/U1kd7X58IE
— Matt Miller (@mcmiller00) January 23, 2016
The ecosystem map is very focussed on infrastructure. It lists many of the usual suspects including Docker, Kafka, Cloud Foundry, Azure, and Chef. It includes some developer frameworks such as Hystrix but unfortunately, the focus on infrastructure means there are some surprising omissions.
Microservices need a chassis
James Watters from Pivotal, for instance, points out that Spring Boot and Spring Cloud are nowhere to be seen:
A microservices lexicon without @springboot ? Guess its not enterprise focused? https://t.co/L271h7Obi6
— James Watters (@wattersjames) January 13, 2016
That is a shame because if you are building microservices you need a microservice chassis, such as Spring Cloud + Spring Boot. A microservice chassis is a framework that enables you…
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plain old objects 