Overview
"Architecting Modern Java EE Applications" teaches you to design and build robust, modern enterprise applications using the latest Java EE 8 capabilities. By addressing all aspects of enterprise software architecture, from modern deployment techniques to effective system design principles, this book enables you to create cloud-ready, scalable, and maintainable software solutions.
What this Book will help me do
- Understand the core principles of modern Java EE 8 and their implications in software design.
- Learn how to design scalable architectures using modern deployment technologies like Docker and Kubernetes.
- Master practical implementations of Domain-Driven Design within business-oriented enterprise applications.
- Gain confidence in implementing Continuous Delivery workflows and automated testing strategies for Java EE applications.
- Resolve common challenges in microservices architectures and learn to build secure, resilient enterprise systems.
Author(s)
Adam Bien is a seasoned Java EE expert and software architect with practical experience designing complex enterprise systems. As a recognized authority in the Java community, he advocates pragmatic software development approaches. His teaching emphasizes understanding the 'why' behind technology choices, enabling readers to transition from understanding to mastery.
Who is it for?
This book is ideal for Java developers interested in enterprise system design and seeking to advance their expertise as software architects. It's suited for professionals familiar with Java EE who aim to harness its modern capabilities to create scalable, complex applications. Whether you're a developer transitioning to an architecture role or an architect refining your understanding of Java EE, this book will be your guide.
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