Luca Mezzalira
Principal Solutions Architect at AWS and the author of this spoke’s founding talk, micro-frontends-migration (QCon San Francisco 2025). Twenty years in software architecture, and the talk’s authority rests on having taken hundreds of teams through monolith-to-micro-frontend migrations, at Amazon and with AWS customers.
Worth naming as the spoke’s first entity because of what he supplies that the domain mostly lacks: numbers and named failures from work he did. The deployment-frequency figure (3 a month → 25 a day per team), the header changed once in three years, the team that spent four months refactoring global state, the 900-view Vaadin migration. The other founding architecture source, by contrast, cites nothing at all (flutter-large-app-structure).
The standing caution is the ordinary one for a practitioner source: this is one person’s experience, selected by him, and his employer sells the edge compute the safest technique in the talk runs on.
Connections
- speaker of micro-frontends-migration, published by infoq
- Principal Solutions Architect at aws
- the source of this spoke’s component-versus-micro-frontend distinction
Related
micro-frontends · micro-frontends-migration · app-shell · application-architecture