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  • Practical aspects of the microservices architecture implementation

    The article provides an overview of the practical aspects of the transition to a microservice architecture. The issues of preparing the organization and the team for transformation (including the culture of integration of development and operation and the structure of teams), strategies for step-by-step migration from monolithic systems (including the "suffocating vine" and anti-layer patterns), methodological principles of designing the boundaries of microservices (within the framework of domain-oriented design and principles of weak connectivity), the organization of processes are considered. development and continuous deployment, as well as instrumental support: containerization, orchestration, software interface gateway, monitoring and logging. Typical problems and risks (distributed monolith, duplication of logic and data, complexities of transactional consistency and scaling) and examples of successful cases (Netflix, Amazon) are given. The article is aimed at practitioners and contains recommendations for the successful implementation of microservice architecture.

    Keywords: microservice architecture, microservices, development and operation integration, continuous integration, continuous deployment, containerization, orchestration, software interface gateway, monitoring, domain-oriented design

  • The impact of unmanned threats on the development of the construction safety regulatory framework

    The article discusses the current threats posed by unmanned aerial vehicles and their impact on the development of the legal and regulatory framework for construction safety in Russia. Based on an analysis of regulatory documents, the article explores the phenomenon of law substitution and the obsolescence of the legal and regulatory framework for construction safety. The author proposes an initial approach to addressing these issues by modernizing the legal framework for building and structure safety. To achieve this, the author has formulated new concepts that are recommended for inclusion in the key law and that lay the foundation for a new institution of unmanned (anti-drone) security in the construction industry.

    Keywords: regulatory legal act, regulatory technical act, law replacement, unmanned aerial vehicle, threat of an unmanned aerial vehicle, unmanned anti-drone security, unmanned danger