Cloud Native Patterns - Book Review

 One more tip book now is Cloud Native Patterns - Designing change-tolerant software.

 

 

 

The book is very good, it brings as its name says the issue of Cloud Native, which is a software development paradigm focused on the cloud environment. To better understand this concept, it can be said that a monolithic application that runs in the cloud does not mean it is Cloud Native, in this case it is more a question of where your application is running rather than how. This type of application, monolithic, can run smoothly in an on-premise environment, which doesn't mean that native cloud can't either, but this design in a private cloud is more limited. 

Cloud Native would be a distributed application and is mainly related to how your application runs and not where. The application can be spread over several datacenters in a region or even around the world, it is also applied concepts of microservices or event-driven architecture, which allows the application to apply concepts such as devops development and allow more resilience and independence of the components of the application that is distributed. 

The book brings this whole concept into its introduction and then goes into greater detail on the challenges of developing a distributed application, such as session token management, stateless components and how to implement this. How to manage and develop applications using microservices using kubernetes and also the docker, how to deploy applications and updates, talks a little about the most common deployment methods, configuration management since you are working in a distributed environment, redundancy and load-balancers using APIs and error handling. Anyway, it gives an overview of Cloud Native apps, it's worth reading for those who work in this type of environment and also for those like me who are curious about the subject.

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