Building Microservices: Designing Fine-Grained Systems 2nd Edition – Sam Newman O’Reilly Guide

Description

Master the art of microservices architecture with this comprehensive 612-page guide by renowned expert Sam Newman. This expanded second edition provides a holistic approach to building, managing, and scaling distributed systems as organizations transition from monolithic applications to fine-grained microservices. Written by a former ThoughtWorks consultant and independent specialist, this O’Reilly resource covers the latest solutions for modeling, integrating, testing, deploying, and monitoring autonomous services. Learn through clear examples and practical advice drawn from real-world implementations across various industries. Updated content includes container orchestration, serverless technologies, user interface considerations, and expanded security models for user-to-service and service-to-service interactions. Perfect for architects, developers, testers, and IT operators seeking to understand the complexities of distributed systems. Features practical guidance on system design alignment with organizational goals, independent deployment strategies, and comprehensive monitoring approaches for modern microservices architectures

• Expert Authority: Written by Sam Newman, renowned microservices specialist and O’Reilly author

• Comprehensive Coverage: 612 pages covering modeling, integration, testing, deployment, and monitoring

• Updated Second Edition: Latest solutions for container orchestration, serverless, and UI considerations

• Real-World Focus: Practical examples and case studies from actual organizational implementations

• Holistic Approach: Addresses technical, organizational, and operational aspects of microservices

• Security Enhanced: Expanded content on user-to-service and service-to-service security models

• Multi-Audience: Valuable for architects, developers, testers, and IT operations professionals

• O’Reilly Quality: Trusted publisher with proven track record in technical education and reference