February 2018
Beginner to intermediate
316 pages
9h 33m
English
Overview
"Cloud Native Development Patterns and Best Practices" is your comprehensive guide to building modern distributed systems in the cloud. Packed with actionable insights, this book equips you with the patterns and best practices to efficiently develop cloud-native architectures.
What this Book will help me do
- Understand the unique design and architecture principles of cloud-native systems.
- Learn how to evolve from monolithic application designs to sophisticated cloud-native architectures.
- Achieve insights into using event streaming and polyglot persistence in your implementations.
- Master techniques for implementing continuous delivery, testing, and observability.
- Recognize the best migration strategies to transition to cloud-native systems securely and effectively.
Author(s)
None Gilbert is an expert in cloud technologies and distributed architecture, having years of experience in software development and designing scalable solutions. With a clear and practical writing style, they guide readers through complex concepts effortlessly. Passionate about teaching, the author provides actionable knowledge in every chapter.
Who is it for?
This book is written for developers wishing to enhance their expertise in creating cloud-native systems. An ideal reader will have basic programming and cloud computing knowledge and is looking to expand their understanding in scalable, reliable, and modern architectural practices applicable to professional settings.
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