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The Clock Has Changed: Why Agentic Time Is Rewriting the Rules of Orchestration
For the better part of two decades, the dominant model for building distributed systems has been optimized around a single constraint: speed. A user clicks a button. A request fires. A response comes back. The whole transaction should feel instantaneous — measured in milliseconds, maybe low hundreds of them if you're being generous. This is real time , and it shaped everything: how we design APIs, how we architect microservices, how we think about infrastructure, reliability,
Mar 295 min read


Microbus: Why Opinionated Skills Make Coding Agents Expert Microservice Engineers
The Core Thesis The same properties that made Ruby on Rails a revolution for developer productivity — convention over configuration, standardized patterns, and pre-packaged capabilities — make opinionated frameworks disproportionately powerful when paired with AI coding agents. Microbus brings this philosophy to Go microservice development through a skill-based architecture designed from the ground up for agent-driven workflows. Microbus doesn't generate code for the agent.
Feb 2017 min read


Microservices: A Perilous Journey
A microservice architecture is well suited to handle the challenges of scale , whether stemming from high workload, a complex codebase,...
Aug 10, 20246 min read


Microservices: The Promised Land of Infinite Scalability
Microservices are one architecture among many that you can employ to build software at scale. Its decentralized approach lends itself...
Aug 4, 20243 min read


What Makes a Microservice?
Microservices were pioneered by Netflix over a decade ago. Fast forward ten years later and they are the preferred technology for scaling...
Jul 30, 20243 min read
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