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JP Morgenthal

http://www.jpmorgenthal.com
JP Morgenthal is an internationally renowned thought leader in the areas of IT transformation, modernization, and cloud computing. JP has served in executive roles within major software companies and technology startups. Areas of expertise include strategy, architecture, application development, infrastructure and operations, cloud computing, DevOps, and integration. He routinely advices C-level executives on the best ways to use technology to derive business value. JP is a published author with four trade publications. Hist most recent is “Cloud Computing: Assessing the Risks”. JP hold both a Masters and Bachelors of Science in Computer Science from Hofstra University.
Executive Guide to Microservices

The Executive’s Guide to Microservices Chapter 3: Choosing A Starting Point

| API, costs, Decomposition, microservices
In the previous chapter, Steve had been asked to provide a comparison of costs and resources needed to migrate to a commercial system versus modernize the current system. He works with Stacey, ...
The Executive’s Guide to Microservices Chapter 2: The Business Challenge

The Executive’s Guide to Microservices Chapter 2: The Business Challenge

| code, developers, microservices
Steve and team have been working diligently to analyze the intricate web of code that has been organically developed over the past 12 years to design a program to modernize the application ...
The Executive's Guide to Microservices: Chapter 1

The Executive’s Guide to Microservices: Chapter 1

| microservices, monolith, soa
Meet Steve. Steve is responsible for a mission-critical application for a very large enterprise. He has a problem: It takes Steve and his team a very long time to make changes to ...
Welcome to Microservices Journal

Welcome to Microservices Journal

Welcome to Microservices Journal, a community dedicated to the design of microservices-based applications and related technologies. The introduction of microservices into the digital application landscape enables a new level of agility for ...
Microservices Days coming to a city near you

Microservices Days coming to a city near you

| austin, capitolone, Charles Schwab, cloud-native, Decomposition, DXC Technology, enterprise architecture, Guarden.io, innotech, microservices days, Pivotal
Microservices is rapidly becoming a design paradigm for developing software. While there are many benefits to microservices designs, it is more complex than traditional application design. For this reason we are formulating ...
SOA vs Microservices

SOA vs Microservices

| digital transformation, EAI, esb, microservices, soa
Some say microservices architecture is proof that SOA is still alive. I contend that microservices architecture replaces SOA due to deficiencies in how SOA has been implemented as well as the original ...
The Big DevOps Question: How Do We Get Started?

The Big DevOps Question: How Do We Get Started?

| agile, benchmarks, Bottlenecks, continuous delivery, metrics, performance
Every conversation I have with clients regarding DevOps eventually reaches a point where the client wants to know my recommendations for getting started with a DevOps program. Some have already embarked on ...
Leveraging DevOps to Expose The Entire IT Iceberg

Leveraging DevOps to Expose The Entire IT Iceberg

| CIO, devops adoption
On September 16th I attended and spoke at a CIO Magazine event in Chicago. These are some of the best events to attend as the audience is typically CIO or senior IT ...
DevOps and Bi-Modal IT

DevOps and Bi-Modal IT

| Bi-Modal IT, devops, Operational Debt, technical debt
Can a business have two competing approaches to delivery and operations of their information infrastructure and be successful? If you follow Gartner recommendations, it would seem that bi-modal IT is the way ...
DevOps is a Symptom, Not a Diagnosis, and Continuous Delivery is the Cure

DevOps is a Symptom, Not a Diagnosis, and Continuous Delivery is the Cure

| application delivery dysfunction, continuous delivery, IT dysfunction, phoenix project
You wake up and you have a sore throat and nasal congestion. Is it the common cold? Perhaps the flu? Is it bacterial? Viral? Any good physician will tell you that diagnosing ...