Microservice APIs: With examples in Python

Microservice APIs: With examples in Python

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  • Create Date:2023-01-21 16:16:35
  • Update Date:2025-09-23
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  • Author:Jose Haro Peralta
  • ISBN:1617298417
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Summary

Tips, best practices, and handy Python features for designing better microservices architecture and streamlining API integrations。

Microservice APIs shares successful strategies and techniques for designing Microservices systems, with a particular emphasis on creating easy-to-consume APIs。

This practical guide focuses on implementation over philosophizing and has just enough theory to get you started。 You’ll quickly go hands on designing the architecture for a microservices platform, produce standard specifications for REST and GraphQL APIs, and bake in authentication features to keep your APIs secure。 Written in a framework-agnostic manner, its universal principles of API and microservices design can easily be applied to your favorite stack and toolset。

Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF, Kindle, and ePub formats from Manning Publications。

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Reviews

Myongjun Seok

My company recently started migrating our platform to microservices and this book has been useful in every step of the process。

Jongkyo Choi

체계적으로 잘 정리되어 있어서 실무에 많이 도움이 됩니다。이 분야에 종사하시는 분들께 추천드립니다。

Jiwon Choi

Very helpful

Michael

I wished I had this book when I started my career。 I've been working with microservices and APIs for 3 years and I've found a lot of valuable content in this book。 It helped me understand how to read and write an OpenAPI specification, how to design a microservices platform, and how to add proper authorization to my APIs。 Gosh it even helped me spot API security flaws at my company! I also learned a bunch of cool libraries to build APIs in Python。 It's really well written with an easy-to-follow I wished I had this book when I started my career。 I've been working with microservices and APIs for 3 years and I've found a lot of valuable content in this book。 It helped me understand how to read and write an OpenAPI specification, how to design a microservices platform, and how to add proper authorization to my APIs。 Gosh it even helped me spot API security flaws at my company! I also learned a bunch of cool libraries to build APIs in Python。 It's really well written with an easy-to-follow style。The book is also packed with two full chapters that explain how to deploy microservices using Kubernetes - that's among the best and most valuable Kubernetes content I've read。 The code examples in GitHub are amazing and really useful。I only wished the author also covered API monitoring and visibility issues, and how to design microservice APIs for scale and reliability, but I guess you can only pack so much into a single book。 。。。more