July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
414 pages
11h 18m
English
One of the key aspects one should consider before embarking on microservices is to build a cloud environment. When there are only a few services, it is easy to manage them by manually assigning them to a certain predesignated set of virtual machines.
However, what microservice developers need is more than just an IaaS cloud platform. Neither the developers, nor the operations engineers in the team should worry about where the application is deployed and how optimally it is deployed. They also should not worry about how the capacity is managed.
This level of sophistication requires a cloud platform with self-service capabilities, such as what we have seen in Chapter 10, Scaling Dockerized Microservices with ...
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