Building Microservices: Designing Fine-Grained Systems

Although I am still reading the book, I can already say that it's very well written. The author is highly knowledgeable and seems to have a lot of experience with microservices which he shares in this book. The book is also beginner friendly, and the author gives a nice overview about microservices at the beginning and throughout the book shows best practices for building them. He also writes everything in a very implementation-agnostic way, so this book will benefit you no matter which technology stack you use.

This is a great book to read as a primer and to get an overview of technologies and patterns to do with micro-services. It covers a number of uncommon topics, including dealing with "static" data. It's great to see anti-patterns covered too, including using the database as a point of integration. I don't think that it would have hurt the book to be slightly longer and have a little more flesh to some of the topics like HATEOAS, persisting references to other services, benefits and downsides of MQs etc. It covers a broad scope well and feels pretty balanced in what it presents, also linking you to many other great sources for further reading.

High-level theory of microservice architecture, but without getting confused by implementation details. Excellent technical introduction

A great read that is easy to follow and thoroughly enjoyable. The author breaks down concepts so they’re concise and understandable without going too deep into the implementation detail.

The approach is both practical and pragmatic and well grounded in the realities of building software systems based on a micro service architecture. It will not answer all your questions as every system is unique, but definitely provides solid guidelines to succeed.

It is a good book. The topic itself (microservice architectures) isn't very extensive by itself, so I thought it was great that the author wrote a small book without a lot of padding.

I taken this book and mapped out key practices, and worked with our teams to implement it’s been good to have a guild for the different trade-offs and to understand the problems that needs solving highly recommend a read. Also a good source for a read list to learn in detail the concepts described.

A must read if you want to Scale and know well the pros and the cons of different choices. He is one of mines, the loves XML. I love the comparisons with the way they work at Amazon or Netflix.

Sin duda un libro que vale para mucho más que para aprender sobre Microservicios. Lo compré para conocer todas las facetas de los Microservicio y me encuentro con un compendio de buenas prácticas, enfoque pragmático y un montón de consejos y referencias sobre problemas y técnicas. Temas como loging distribuido, gestión de transacciones distribuidos, migración de monolitico a microservicios, así como una introducción sobre la figura del arquitecto de software que me ha gustado mucho el City Builder. Os lo recomiendo 100% tanto si queréis aprender sobre Microservicios o sobre sistemas distribuidos, tiene un montón de información útil para otras arquitecturas.

I have not finished it yet, but it is very interesting the way it tells how should we think about design and implementation of micro services!

If you are looking for an introduction to the Huge topic of Microservice systems architecture, then this Book is an excellent fit for you. It explains all high Level concepts and ideas which you will encounter in the Design, implementation and deployment of Microservices. It is also a good Read and gives insights into software Development in a general way. Additionally the author points to different caveats of interactions during the SE dev lifecycle.

Bon produit, livraison rapide, je recommande.

Muito bom livro, trás todos os principais conceitos necessários pra quem precisa sair do monolito e começar a criar serviços.