“Like bacon, microservices, make everything better,” Ades said.
By moving to a container and microservices model, MetLife has been able to have a more modular workload and can is now making use of the public cloud. As part of the effort so far, MetLife has been able to reduce the number of Virtual Machines (VMs) that is uses by 70 percent.
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