Overview
Embracing Microservices Design provides a practical guide to transitioning from monolithic architectures to microservices with ease. Through this book, you'll explore common pitfalls in microservices design and learn alternative patterns to overcome challenges with scalability, resiliency, and testing.
What this Book will help me do
- Learn the responsibilities and roles in a microservices architecture project, aiding teamwork and collaboration.
- Grasp the importance of domain-driven design to create context-aligned and scalable systems.
- Discover methods to identify and mitigate potential issues when transforming monolithic applications.
- Understand microservices communication strategies and their architectural implications.
- Implement robust strategies for logging, monitoring, security, and testing microservices systems.
Author(s)
None Mehboob Ahmed Khan, None Siddiqui, and Timothy Oleson have decades of combined experience in software architecture and design. They bring a rich compilation of insights into microservices, sharing real-world knowledge and practical advice from their careers. Their approach is to elucidate concepts clearly while providing actionable guidance.
Who is it for?
This book is ideal for software and solution architects or developers who are involved in designing or implementing microservices architectures. It is best suited for those with a basic understanding of microservices, looking to deepen their knowledge and improve their design practices. If you aim to avoid common pitfalls and master robust microservices implementation, this book is for you.
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