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There is no denying that security is important and the lack of it can cause significant destruction of value in otherwise growing organizations. To that extent, embedding security into the fabric of an organizations culture is important. However, the culture of security should not be a culture of no. In my professional opinion, security professionals have gained a notorious reputation in many businesses as being the point of friction in value-adding activities. Security professionals should help developers in adding value and not getting in the way of value-adding activities.
I came across microservice architecture a few years ago, and after studying and implementing microservices in various organizations, I realized you could leverage some of the principles to aid in securing your application.
This book assumes that you already have a basic knowledge of Amazon Web Services (AWS), microservice architecture, and security, and you would like to figure out how you can make all three of these work with each other in order to unlock the synergistic value of your application.
Through this book, I hope to spread the knowledge of how security professionals and developers can work together to increase the value of enterprise applications. This book tries its best to come up with innovative solutions to security problems where security can be implemented through efficient design and simple solutions, and by leveraging the tools that AWS provides us.
I hate bad security implementation as much as any developer. As a result, throughout this book, I will try my best to impress upon you the importance of security through simplicity and stop you from implementing any security control that creates friction for the developers or managers within your company.
My goal is, through this book and all activities that I perform from now on, to spread as much of my knowledge as possible. However, I understand that the income disparity and social inequality affects a lot of people. For what its worth, I have decided to donate all the royalties from this book to Girls Who Code, a fantastic nonprofit that aims at narrowing the gender gap in the IT industry. I think of my work as volunteering for this fantastic organization. However, they are the true champions of this work and deserve all the praise they can get.
Maybe you have implemented a microservice system on AWS, and you suddenly realized that you need to secure your system. Or maybe, you work in an industry where security is an important consideration; you would like to create a new greenfield application, and you have just discovered microservices. Or you joined a company that uses microservices, and you are curious to figure out if they follow the best practices in terms of security. Or you are just someone who is interested in learning the various types of cloud design patterns and trying to find out more information on the tools that AWS provides you with their cloud offering. No matter which of these readers you are, I am confident that you will learn something new from this book.
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