Episode 447: Michael Perry on Immutable Architecture
Michael L. Perry discusses his recently published book, The Art of Immutable Architecture. Using familiar examples such as git and blockchain, he distinguishes immutable architecture from other approaches and addresses possible misunderstandings about designing an architecture for immutability. Michael and host Jeff Doolittle also examine other relevant topics such as location independence, conflict-free replicated data types, and handling state in an immutable architecture.
Related Links
- Twitter: @michaellperry
- www.immutablearchitecture.com
- www.historicalmodeling.com
- www.pluralsight.com/authors/michael-perry
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From the Computer Society Digital Library
- A Commutative Replicated Data Type for Cooperative Editing (login required)
- ForkBase: Immutable, Tamper-evident Storage Substrate for Branchable Applications (login required)
- Immutable Log Storage as a Service (login required)
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