Book description
Enterprises are busy transforming themselves by building applications capable of handling massive scale, enormous amounts of data, or both. The good news? There’s an unprecedented choice of open source technologies available to pursue these next-generation applications. In this report, enterprise architects and tech leads will examine the factors driving so many organizations to build reactive systems for cloud native development.
Grace Jansen and Peter Gollmar from IBM examine how the reactive architectural style enables microservices-driven applications to react better to their surroundings and to each other. You’ll learn the key patterns of reactive systems and draw distinctions between implementations offered by various toolkits and frameworks.
- Learn how reactive systems handle web and mobile commerce and data-driven decisions
- Understand what makes reactive systems reactive: Which tools or implementations do you need to attain reactivity?
- Explore concurrency and parallelism with multithreading, the reactor pattern, the multireactor pattern, and the actor model
- Learn how reactive works with your enterprise application and understand when a reactive system is the right choice
Product information
- Title: Reactive Systems Explained
- Author(s):
- Release date: February 2020
- Publisher(s): O'Reilly Media, Inc.
- ISBN: 9781492077329
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