Microservices: Quick Book: A practical guide with examples using Spring Boot, Cloud Config, Cloud Bus, Cloud Security, Eureka, Hystrix, Axon with CQRS and Event Sourcing
Enterprise Applications have moved from heavy monolithic applications to the smaller and self-contained microservices over the past decade. Microservices architecture has been proven and already adopted by various giants like Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and multiple MNCs. We are in a fast-paced world, microservices are going to reach everywhere in the next couple of years. It is high time to upgrade ourselves and get hold of this concept. Microservices accelerates software development and provides an approach to develop a single application as a suite of small services that are built around business capabilities. These capabilities or microservices are independently deployable by a fully automated CI/CD pipeline. "Microservices: Quick Book" is a step towards technology enthusiasts: Who wants to have a quick understanding of the microservices concepts. At the same time have their hands dirty using the Spring Boot and Spring Cloud Frameworks and Technologies. What's inside the book: Setting up the Context for Microservices Microservices implementation using Spring Boot Externalize configuration using Spring Cloud Securing Microservices and Configurations Service Discovery at Runtime Making Microservices fault-tolerant Microservices Framework Axon using Event Sourcing and CQRS Key Features of the book: Guide to develop microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud frameworks Hands-on examples Multiple screen capture for the explanation of the concepts Introduction to the Microservice Patterns Explanation in the point form for a better understanding of the concepts "Buy it now!!!"
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