What is vendor lock-in? Vendor lock-in refers to a situation where an organization becomes overly dependent on a specific vendor's products or services, making switching to alternatives costly, time-consuming, or technically difficult. Over the years, many companies have experienced frustration when trying to move away from large vendors like IBM, Microsoft, or Oracle due to contractual constraint... [read more]
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You might be in the middle of the process of migrating from a monolith application or a handful of services to a microservice architecture, and you might have good reasons for it. You have heard this new architecture can help with decoupling business logic into a number of least-dependent services that can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently. You might have already gone a step further... [read more]
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What is vendor lock-in? Vendor lock-in refers to a situation where an organization becomes overly dependent on a specific vendor's products or services, making switching to alternatives costly, time-consuming, or technically difficult. Over the years, many companies have experienced frustration when trying to move away from large vendors like IBM, Microsoft, or Oracle due to contractual constraint... [read more]
April 30, 2025
You might be in the middle of the process of migrating from a monolith application or a handful of services to a microservice architecture, and you might have good reasons for it. You have heard this new architecture can help with decoupling business logic into a number of least-dependent services that can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently. You might have already gone a step further... [read more]
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