October 2019
Intermediate to advanced
94 pages
2h 4m
English
book
Developing Open Cloud Native Microservices
by Graham Charters, Sebastian Daschner, Pratik Patel, Steve Poole
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Preface
Cloud native is a concept that’s been around for a number of years. Initially, companies developed and promoted their own technologies and perspectives on software development; however, in recent years, the industry and technologies have matured, and this has led to greater collaboration around open source and open standards. We believe a user’s interests are best served by adopting technologies that are based on open standards and open source, all produced by communities founded on open governance. It’s taken us a few years to get here, but it’s now possible and easy to build high-quality cloud native Java applications using technologies that fit these criteria. In this book, we’ll show you how.
Prerequisites for Reading This Book
This book is primarily aimed at readers who have some knowledge of the Java programming language and who wish to get started with creating cloud native Java applications. Readers without an understanding of Java can still benefit from the book, as many of the principles will hold regardless of programming language or framework.
Why This Book Exists
This book exists to help Java developers begin their journey into cloud native. There is much to learn on this voyage, and this book will provide an introduction to important high-level concepts and guide the reader along a well-trodden and proven technical path.
What You Will Learn
By the end of this book you will understand the unique challenges that arise when creating, running, and supporting ...
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