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Zach Jory

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Zach Jory

Zach Jory is director of Marketing at Aspen Mesh. He is a marketing and product management expert that has worked in an array of different areas including IoT, big data and analytics, mobile and open source. Currently he is focused on how service mesh can help organizations better manage their microservices and container applications.

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Design and Architecture

Enabling the Financial Services Shift to Microservices

The financial services industry historically has been riddled with barriers to entry. Challengers found it difficult to break through low margins and tightening regulations. However, large enterprises that once dominated the market are now facing disruption from smaller, leaner fintech companies that are eating away at the value chain. These disruptors are marked by technological […]

Aug 14, 2018 · 3 min

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Design and Architecture

How Service Mesh Addresses 3 Key Microservices Challenges

I was recently reading the “Global Microservices Trends” report by Dimensional Research and found myself thinking, “A service mesh could help with that.” Let’s look at three key challenges listed in the report. A couple key points in the report make it clear microservices are seeing widespread adoption. It’s also clear that along with the […]

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Microservices Journal

Knowing What Your Microservices Are Doing

Microservicin’ ain’t easy, but it’s necessary. Breaking your monolith down into microservices is a must in a cloud-native world, but it doesn’t automatically make everything easier. Some things actually become more difficult. An obvious area where it adds complexity is communications between services; visibility into service to service communications can be hard to achieve, but […]

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Blogs

The Road Ahead for Service Mesh

If you’re struggling to manage microservices as architectures continue to scale, there’s a good chance you’ve at least heard of service mesh. For the purposes of this blog, I’ll assume you’re familiar with the basic tenets of a service mesh. I believe that service mesh is advancing microservice communication to a new level that is […]

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Blogs

Service Mesh: The Best Way to Scale Enterprise Apps

Microservices are great for DevOps, but the service-to-service communication these architectures depend on are complex to run and manage at production scale. Enter service mesh: the best way for enterprises to scale, secure and monitor apps. A service mesh is a dedicated infrastructure layer enabling service-to-service communication to be quick, secure and reliable. If you’re building […]

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