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by Ronnie Mitra and Irakli Nadareishvili
Copyright 2021 Mitra Pandey Consulting, Ltd. and Irakli Nadareishvili. All rights reserved.
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To every person who took the time to chronicle and share their experiences. And to Kairav, who didnt help me write this dedication.
Ronnie Mitra
To Lucas, who was born shortly after we started working on this book and whose smiles gave me the strength to complete this book in the middle of a global pandemic; to my wife Ana, for her support; and to my amazing students at Temple University, in Philadelphia, who kindly test drove early versions of a lot of the content in this book.
Irakli
Ten years ago a group of software architects gathered together and coined the term microservices to define a style of software architecture that had evolved. Since that time, theres been an explosion of classes, videos, and written works for the microservices style. In fact, in 2016 we coauthored Microservice Architecture, a book that offered an introductory guide to the principles of a microservices system.
Since the publication of that book, we and many others have had a chance to live with the microservices systems weve built. Our own experiences, as well as conversations with other practitioners, have led to a better understanding of the practical problems that implementers face. A lot of that understanding comes from success, but some of the most useful insights have come from mistakes.
Weve endeavored to package up the experiences of practitioners into a highly opinionated guide. We live in an age with an abundance of practitioner advice available. But, it can be difficult to navigate this sea of information and put it together in a way that works. This book offers a practical, prescriptive model that spans team design, domain design, infrastructure, engineering, and release. Our goal is to give you a unified view of a microservices implementation and a strong first step in your journey to adoption.
Weve written this book for microservices implementers. While we touch on some of the principles and patterns of a microservices system, the focus of the book is on practical design and engineering. If you are an architect or engineer tasked with building microservices or a microservices architecture, this is the book for you.
But this book is also a useful guide for readers who simply want to get up close and personal with a microservices implementation. No matter what your role is, if youre interested in understanding the work that goes into building a microservices system, youll find this book enlightening.
Since the scope of microservices is quite large, we use a number of different tools and methods. If you want to follow along with all of the examples, youll need to install or subscribe to use the folllowing tools and platforms:
Docker
Redis
MySQL
GitHub
GitHub Actions
Terraform
Amazon Web Services
kubectlHelm
Argo CD
We provide instructions on where and how to access these tools in their relevant sections.
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