Strategic Monoliths and Microservices: Driving Innovation Using Purposeful Architecture

Acknowledgments

Writing a book is hard work. Readers might think that the more books written, the better the process is for the author. Multi-book authors would probably agree that the writing flows better as experience grows. Yet, most multi-book authors probably aim higher each time than they knew how to do previously. Knowing what lies ahead before the writing begins can be unnerving. The experienced author knows that each book has a life of its own and requires more mental energy and writing precision than even their own expectations could predict.

It happens every time, at least to one author involved in this effort. In the case of this book, one author knows what to fear and still did it anyway. The second author had translated a book ...