Microservices Patterns
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- Author：Chris Richardson
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Summary
The monolithic architecture works well for small， simple applications。 However， successful applications have a habit of growing。 Eventually the development team ends up in what is known as monolithic hell。 All aspects of software development and deployment become painfully slow。 The solution is to adopt the microservice architecture， which structures an application as a services， organized around business capabilities。 This architecture accelerates software development and enables continuous delivery and deployment of complex software applications。
Microservice Patterns teaches enterprise developers and architects how to build applications with the microservice architecture。 Rather than simply advocating for the use the microservice architecture， this clearly-written guide takes a balanced， pragmatic approach。 You'll discover that the microservice architecture is not a silver bullet and has both benefits and drawbacks。 Along the way， you'll learn a pattern language that will enable you to solve the issues that arise when using the microservice architecture。 This book also teaches you how to refactor a monolithic application to a microservice architecture。
Microservice Patterns teaches enterprise developers and architects how to build applications with the microservice architecture。 Rather than simply advocating for the use the microservice architecture， this clearly-written guide takes a balanced， pragmatic approach。 You'll discover that the microservice architecture is not a silver bullet and has both benefits and drawbacks。 Along the way， you'll learn a pattern language that will enable you to solve the issues that arise when using the microservice architecture。 This book also teaches you how to refactor a monolithic application to a microservice architecture。
Reviews
Raman
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Microservice Patterns by Chris Richardson tries to cover a lot of patterns related to microservices implementation and maintenance， their benefits and drawbacks， drawbacks and benefits of monolith architectures， and approaches for migration to microservices。I liked that a lot of patterns from this book are practical， some of them， like sagas， were new to me， and I definitely will consider using them。 Also， I enjoyed that the author didn't try to escape difficult topics like losing transactionali Microservice Patterns by Chris Richardson tries to cover a lot of patterns related to microservices implementation and maintenance， their benefits and drawbacks， drawbacks and benefits of monolith architectures， and approaches for migration to microservices。I liked that a lot of patterns from this book are practical， some of them， like sagas， were new to me， and I definitely will consider using them。 Also， I enjoyed that the author didn't try to escape difficult topics like losing transactionality。 But there was one item that I wasn't expecting from this book - the author used through this book his own framework， which isn't popular at the moment and won't be approved soon in a lot of companies。I would recommend this book to software engineers who want to bring more clarity to their knowledge about microservices。 。。。more
Adrian Oros
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Excelent book on microservices。 The java code examples and also the inline references to other articles or books makes it a good reference when choosing one of these patterns when building microservices
Christoph Kappel
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This book would normally be a no-brainer five stars which every developer involved in microservices should read， but。。 The author kind of loses the track， when he talks about all the related things to eventing and sagas his framework addresses （I will not mention it here again） and basically falls into manual/advertising mode， which makes the whole thing a bit of annoying。The other parts are well written， the examples are crisp and clear and should be pretty easy to adapt。 And some of the explan This book would normally be a no-brainer five stars which every developer involved in microservices should read， but。。 The author kind of loses the track， when he talks about all the related things to eventing and sagas his framework addresses （I will not mention it here again） and basically falls into manual/advertising mode， which makes the whole thing a bit of annoying。The other parts are well written， the examples are crisp and clear and should be pretty easy to adapt。 And some of the explanations really helped me to understand some aspects and connect them for the first time。For me it is a bit too spring-y， but that's probably personal taste。 。。。more
Bill
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Wouldn't recommend。 The custom framework made the book seem like a shameless plug and obscured what are probably some good general ideas but made them tied to both Java （🤮） and also his specific implementation。 Wouldn't recommend。 The custom framework made the book seem like a shameless plug and obscured what are probably some good general ideas but made them tied to both Java （🤮） and also his specific implementation。 。。。more
Hosein
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A great book which talks about different aspects of microservices。 From monolithics and how to migrate from them to deploying and testing microservices。 Although I had been working with microservices and gathered some experience in the area but I would recommend the book to both newbies and experienced developers in this domain。
João Maia
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Os padrões apresenrados e técnicas são bem interessantes mas o livro é muito massivo por conta dos exemplos。 Exemplos que acabam deixando o livro específico de tecnologia e datado。
Avraam Mavridis
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The typical microservices book is something like this: "what an amazing architecture， Amazon did this， Netflix did that。。。"， "monolith is hell"， a bit of DDD， a bit about event buses， done。 This book is a bit different because although it refers to these and the positive aspects， doesn't hide away the drawbacks。 It also talks about data replication， distributed transactions， sagas， deployment patterns， testing patterns， configuration patterns and things like service discovery， service mesh， secu The typical microservices book is something like this: "what an amazing architecture， Amazon did this， Netflix did that。。。"， "monolith is hell"， a bit of DDD， a bit about event buses， done。 This book is a bit different because although it refers to these and the positive aspects， doesn't hide away the drawbacks。 It also talks about data replication， distributed transactions， sagas， deployment patterns， testing patterns， configuration patterns and things like service discovery， service mesh， security， protocols for communication between services， and although it's not a deep dive into these topics the author spends quite a few pages， most books on the topic dont。In the negatives， the author demonstrates some of the concepts using a framework he wrote。 It didn't bother me that much because for me more important was to read some theory rather than the concreate implementation details。 It's a 4。5。 。。。more
Eric
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An in-depth overview of common patterns in microservices。 Includes code examples in Java often written using the author's own framework， Eventuate。 I think anybody who reads this will have a good understanding of the problems of this architecture and their solutions。 An in-depth overview of common patterns in microservices。 Includes code examples in Java often written using the author's own framework， Eventuate。 I think anybody who reads this will have a good understanding of the problems of this architecture and their solutions。 。。。more
Sarah Zamith
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Solid book with lots of great examples。 A couple of concepts could have used some additional breakdown， as a few people in our group found some sections hard to follow。
Taras Petrytsyn
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A good book I would recommend as an entry point to an understanding of Microservices architectures and principles。
Vzh
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Really liked first three chapters and expected more in the same style。 Didn't get why testing topics spanned whole chapters。 Examples in Java using a custom framework - not sure it shows how it should be done。 Really liked first three chapters and expected more in the same style。 Didn't get why testing topics spanned whole chapters。 Examples in Java using a custom framework - not sure it shows how it should be done。 。。。more
Mario Gioiosa
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I really liked the way Chris connected several topics about microservices architecture in a single book， giving to the reader a clear picture of the whole ecosystem around microservice architecture。The book is easy to read and the concepts are well explained。I honestly appreciated a lot the coding examples， despite criticized by some。 They show a way to put into practice what is explained teorethically。 The reader can decide to go through or just skip them， based on the interest， but they fill t I really liked the way Chris connected several topics about microservices architecture in a single book， giving to the reader a clear picture of the whole ecosystem around microservice architecture。The book is easy to read and the concepts are well explained。I honestly appreciated a lot the coding examples， despite criticized by some。 They show a way to put into practice what is explained teorethically。 The reader can decide to go through or just skip them， based on the interest， but they fill the gap between guidelines and real world and that's a plus。 The incremental and pragmatic approach used makes what you learn immediately usable in the daily job。 。。。more
alper
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Yemeksepeti benzeri “Food to Go （FTGO）” firmasının sahip olduğu "monolith" yazılım uygulamasının & altyapısının "microservice"lere dönüşüm yolculuğu。Chris Richardson üstadımız neredeyse her biri ayrı bir kitap olabilecek kadar geniş başlıkları tek bir kitapta toplamış。 Bahsedilen konunun nasıl kullanılacağı， faydaları， alternatif yöntemlerin artıları eksileriyle birlikte ele almış。 Daha önce başka yerlerde görmediğim güzel çözümler de mevcut。 Yer yer kendi firmasının "Eventuate" reklamları araya Yemeksepeti benzeri “Food to Go （FTGO）” firmasının sahip olduğu "monolith" yazılım uygulamasının & altyapısının "microservice"lere dönüşüm yolculuğu。Chris Richardson üstadımız neredeyse her biri ayrı bir kitap olabilecek kadar geniş başlıkları tek bir kitapta toplamış。 Bahsedilen konunun nasıl kullanılacağı， faydaları， alternatif yöntemlerin artıları eksileriyle birlikte ele almış。 Daha önce başka yerlerde görmediğim güzel çözümler de mevcut。 Yer yer kendi firmasının "Eventuate" reklamları araya girse de -alternatif çözümlerden kendi firmasınınki öne çıkan olmasa da onun üzerinden anlatmaya devam ettiği yerler mevcut ama bunda bir sakınca görmedim。 :） Yüzeyselliğe düşmeden örneklerle birlikte microservice dünyasının tüm unsurlarına değinmiş。 Tek bir kitapla altından kalkılması zor olan bu çalışmayı yazarın çok da güzel kotardığını düşünüyorum。 Özellikle "github"da da paylaşılan ftgo projesiyle （proje java ile yazılmış ama kitapta nodejs ve farklı dil & teknolojilerle çözüm önerileri de mevcut） sunulması kompleks başlıklarda anlaşılabilirliği önemli ölçüde arttıryor。 Bu tabii ki üzerinden bir tur daha geçmek zorunda olduğum gerçeğini değiştirmiyor。 Çok konu var。 Hazmı kolay değil。Şunu da belirteyim: Kitap bir microservice güzellemesi değil。 Bu dönüşümü yapmaya müsait bir iş modeli ve ihtiyaçlar silsilesi baz alınarak kurgulanmış。 Her durum ve senaryo microservice kullanmayı gerektirecek diye bir kaide yok！ （Şimdi yeni edindiğiniz çekici yavaşça yerine bırakın， zamanı geldiğinde！） Alıntımızı tekrar şuraya koyalım da yazılımda en rahatsızlık veren muhabbete de değinmiş olalım。 Birkaç yılda bir （bunun aralığı gittikçe azalmakta 😰） yeni yumurtlanan "mucize"lere toptan selam olsun:“1。6。1 Microservice architecture is not a silver bulletBack in 1986， Fred Brooks， author of The Mythical Man-Month （Addison-Wesley Professional， 1995）， said that in software engineering， there are no silver bullets。 That means there are no techniques or technologies that if adopted would give you a tenfold boost in productivity。 Yet decades years later， developers are still arguing passionately about their favorite silver bullets， absolutely convinced that their favorite technology will give them a massive boost in productivity。”（s。49） Kaynak kod:https://github。com/microservices-patt。。。。Eventuate:https://github。com/eventuate-tram 。。。more
Hesham Amin
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A very good coverage of the different advantages and challenges that microservices architecture brings。 It's an essential reference to avoid a lot of pain when moving to this challenging architecture。 The book uses the eventuate framework for a lot of the examples which might not be very interesting for readers who use other technologies than Java。 Also a fair amount of repetition could have been avoided between topic introductions and their details。 Don't dive into microservices without reading A very good coverage of the different advantages and challenges that microservices architecture brings。 It's an essential reference to avoid a lot of pain when moving to this challenging architecture。 The book uses the eventuate framework for a lot of the examples which might not be very interesting for readers who use other technologies than Java。 Also a fair amount of repetition could have been avoided between topic introductions and their details。 Don't dive into microservices without reading this book or one that covers similar topics。 。。。more
Henri Kotka
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Excellent overview of what goes into designing， deploying and running microservices platform。 Very thorough 👍🏻
Vinicius Souza
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Best book I've read about microservices。 It covers almost everything related to it with a good depth。 The only downside I see is the lack of more code examples but it would require a much larger book。 I definitely recommend to anyone dealing with microservices Best book I've read about microservices。 It covers almost everything related to it with a good depth。 The only downside I see is the lack of more code examples but it would require a much larger book。 I definitely recommend to anyone dealing with microservices 。。。more
Daniel Rodriguez Del Villar
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This book is good but I didn’t like the references to the author’s framework。I did learn a lot， but it’s not enough if you want to get up and running with Microservices。
Matthew Clarke
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Good overview of how to solve many problems related to microservices， pragmatic advise。 I would recommend skimming sections that you already have a detailed knowledge of to enable you to dive into those sections you have less experience with。I enjoyed these sections the most and found them the most useful:* Sagas* DDD* CQRS* Breaking up a monolith
Jeferson Urbieta
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Este livro é muito bom para mostrar os conceitos do padrão de microserviços e apresentar como construilos com qualidade。 Ele tambem mostra formas de migrar um monolito para a arquitetura de microserviços de um jeito possivel。
Димитър Димитров
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Определено една от най-добрите книги върху темата。 Освен фундаментите при изграждането на архитектура от микросървиси Крис Ричардсън， дава и не малко конкретни примери。 Авторът също така обръща внимание на теми， които не са задължителни при изграждането на подобен вид архитектура， но биха били полезни в конкретни случаи - Domain Driven Design， Event Sourcing и CQRS。 Даваните примери са изцяло Java ориентирани （Java код， както и библиотеки писани за Java）。 Това обаче не трябва да е спирачка за чо Определено една от най-добрите книги върху темата。 Освен фундаментите при изграждането на архитектура от микросървиси Крис Ричардсън， дава и не малко конкретни примери。 Авторът също така обръща внимание на теми， които не са задължителни при изграждането на подобен вид архитектура， но биха били полезни в конкретни случаи - Domain Driven Design， Event Sourcing и CQRS。 Даваните примери са изцяло Java ориентирани （Java код， както и библиотеки писани за Java）。 Това обаче не трябва да е спирачка за човек， работещ с друг език и платформа。 Основните идеи са добре представени и реално могат да се реализират с почти всеки технологичен стек。В последните няколко глави също така е застъпена изключително важната тема за миграция на вече съществуваща монолитна система， към система изградена от микросървиси。 。。。more
Hou
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A must read
Sergey Yurov
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Давно искал книгу по микросервисам。 Чтобы не голая теория， а с примерами， примерами проекта и фреймворков， которые можно применить для решения задачи。Данная книга будет полезна для всех разработчиков от junior до senior， так как вы найдете в ней все рецепты по проектированию системы микросервисов， а также как рефакторить монолит。 Примеры в книге построены на Java， что для меня особо важно， так как я программирую на ней。Книга построена на одном проекте， здесь история всего его изменения， начиная Давно искал книгу по микросервисам。 Чтобы не голая теория， а с примерами， примерами проекта и фреймворков， которые можно применить для решения задачи。Данная книга будет полезна для всех разработчиков от junior до senior， так как вы найдете в ней все рецепты по проектированию системы микросервисов， а также как рефакторить монолит。 Примеры в книге построены на Java， что для меня особо важно， так как я программирую на ней。Книга построена на одном проекте， здесь история всего его изменения， начиная с того как пришли к выводу применять микросервисы， как учились их готовить。 Материал данной книги еще долго не устареет。 А самое главное， очень многое из этой книги будет встречаться на собеседованиях。 。。。more
Mei Ridorsa
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Les idees bones es podrien resumir en un capítol。 Redundant és poc。
Alex Charos
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Having read Sam Newman’s book before， I was a bit hesitant on buying another book on micro services fearing it would follow a similar mould of showcasing the Hystrixes， the varnishes， the gateways on and on and on。。。I heard Richardson in a podcast he did and he really sounded down to earth and more interested in the nitty gritty architectural challenges of micro services rather than the next best framework。 His book really is about migrating your application to microservices from and architectur Having read Sam Newman’s book before， I was a bit hesitant on buying another book on micro services fearing it would follow a similar mould of showcasing the Hystrixes， the varnishes， the gateways on and on and on。。。I heard Richardson in a podcast he did and he really sounded down to earth and more interested in the nitty gritty architectural challenges of micro services rather than the next best framework。 His book really is about migrating your application to microservices from and architectural point of view but is not shy of code。 I think his definition and whole chapter（s） on sagas is truly revealing and the highlight of this book。 The book’s only negative is his self-plug attempt with the eventuate Tram framework。 I will give him the pass on this one given that this is a pretty new space with little to no competition yet。 Great read。 。。。more
Nafise Eskandani
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Great book for anyone who wants to research on microservices。 Maybe not a good book（in terms of having too many details） for the ones who only want to use this architecture in practice。
François Wouts
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Great book， with a lot of useful concepts。 I especially liked the reasoning for when to do microservices， and when not to。 The author does have a strong bias towards event sourcing which I felt wasn't completely justified （little discussion of what could go wrong）， but each chapter has a number of useful tips。 Overall a very good read。 Great book， with a lot of useful concepts。 I especially liked the reasoning for when to do microservices， and when not to。 The author does have a strong bias towards event sourcing which I felt wasn't completely justified （little discussion of what could go wrong）， but each chapter has a number of useful tips。 Overall a very good read。 。。。more
Shenyu
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This is a book I will keep as a reference and re-read for sure。 The book covers almost all of the fundamental terminologies used in the microservice field。 I learned a lot from this book and found a lot of knowledge was very practical to be implemented in the daily development。
Debashish Mishra
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You can consider it a refresher course on Microservices and it has good pointers on next steps。
Svetlio Blyahoff
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A very good read。 Very enlightening on the peculiarities and main issues of developing a micro-service architecture apps。 It's as well very helpful to use as an index and get back to whenever a given topic arises in practice since topics are well structured and separated。 As a small drawback I'd point out the strict coupling of the book terminology and examples to the Java （Spring） ecosystem。 Also the author have used the opportunity to show of his framework。 That's not bad at all。 It might as w A very good read。 Very enlightening on the peculiarities and main issues of developing a micro-service architecture apps。 It's as well very helpful to use as an index and get back to whenever a given topic arises in practice since topics are well structured and separated。 As a small drawback I'd point out the strict coupling of the book terminology and examples to the Java （Spring） ecosystem。 Also the author have used the opportunity to show of his framework。 That's not bad at all。 It might as well be very helpful to a person that's strictly bound to the Spring ecosystem。 However， this not being my case I still drew a good knowledge from it and will get back to it when needed。 。。。more
Max Sakalouski
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Highly recommend this book if you want to dig into the microservices world。 The book contains a lot of examples and recipes。 The only drawback is numerous marketing attempts of author's microservices framework。 Other than that， a must read for a modern software engineer。 Highly recommend this book if you want to dig into the microservices world。 The book contains a lot of examples and recipes。 The only drawback is numerous marketing attempts of author's microservices framework。 Other than that， a must read for a modern software engineer。 。。。more
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