Book · Wiley-IEEE Press
Microservices for Decision Makers
Strategy, Implementation, and Value.
By Massimiliano Regis. A decision-maker’s view of why distributed architectures emerge, when they help, what they cost, and how they reshape governance, teams and risk.
Author · Massimiliano Regis
Architecture as a model for governing change.
The book connects architecture with the organizational decisions behind it: autonomy, coordination, risk, cost, reliability and the capacity to evolve.
Publication is planned for 2027. Some bookseller catalogues may temporarily show different dates; the ISBN is the stable identifier that connects those listings to the same book.
Context & motivationTrade-offsStrategic benefitsTeams & governanceReliability & securityIntegration & migrationAI · serverless · edgeReal use cases
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Central idea
“Microservices do not eliminate complexity. They redistribute it.”
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