(Ebook) Designing Microservices Lightweight Tools and Processes (MEAP Edition / Manning Early Access Program V03) by S. Ramesh ISBN 9781617296451, 1617296457

(Ebook) Designing Microservices Lightweight Tools and Processes (MEAP Edition / Manning Early Access Program V03) by S. Ramesh ISBN 9781617296451, 1617296457

Start your microservices projects right! Choosing the best design patterns, tools, deployment strategies, and team structure will maximize innovation, agility, time to market, and reliability.In Designing Microservices you will learn• Lightweight tools for responsibility mapping, DDD, and bounded contexts• API strategies, including REST, event-driven, GraphQL, RPC, and hybrid API approaches• Microservice UI design, including micro frontends, frontend for backend, chat and voice interfaces• Managing transactions spanning multiple microservices• A holistic view of the data in your system• Securing, monitoring, and testing your microservices• Refactoring to microservices with minimal downtime• Avoiding antipatternsIn Designing Microservices you’ll learn an elegant approach to microservices architecture that’s based on the principles of loose coupling, high cohesion, and isolation. Created by award-winning microservices veteran S. Ramesh, this cutting-edge method has been proven and tested in high-stakes enterprise environments.This practical and approachable book covers the design challenges you’re most likely to encounter, alongside patterns and components to solve each problem. You’ll even learn strategies for selecting and equipping teams for maximum productivity.about the technologyMicroservices designs allow individual components to be built and deployed as independent, single-purpose applications, each with its own data store. This approach can deliver business agility and software reliability, or it can easily flop without careful attention to APIs, communication, and cross-service concerns like transactions, state, and long-term maintenance.about the bookDesigning Microservices teaches a reliable and repeatable design process to ensure you’re always getting the results you want from microservices. It introduces a lightweight DDD-inspired design tool that simplifies the modeling of your architecture that will be instantly familiar to anyone who’s worked with UML