In the previous chapter, you learned the advantages and challenges of distributed environments, such as heterogeneity, concurrency, scalability, transparency, and failure handling, to name just a few.
Later, I walked you through a sample end-to-end application called FunFeed, which, relying mainly on given user interests, renders a list of images on the users’ feed related to those interests. We saw the different services that sit behind the application, got them running on their respective Docker containers, and then got all of these services up and running, ...
