Best Practices in Software Architecture in the Cloud era
Best Practices in Software Architecture in the Cloud era
About the Book
In this book, you will learn about concepts that are part of the lives of senior professionals in the software development and architecture careers. All this with content that comes from the application of technologies, concepts and cultures such as Effective Java, Clean Code, Domain-Driven Design, Clean Architecture and Building Microservices.
Table of Contents
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The importance of learning concepts instead of new frameworks
- Why study analysis of algorithms, data structure, operating systems, computer architecture, graphs, among others?
- The importance of further study in theoretical disciplines
- The key point: using frameworks, doing the tasks manually, or rather, creating your own?
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I’ve been reading about DDD; where should I go next?
- Java in the Cloud
- Evolving your monolith on practice, using DDD
- Sum up
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Clean code
- Rich Models
- Lombok: problem or solution?
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Clean Architecture
- Layering granularity
- Conclusion
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Refactoring
- Fear of changing someone else’s code
- The importance of automated testing when refactoring
- Continuous code refactoring
- What is your motivation for refactoring the code?
- Conclusion
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NoSQL vs. SQL
- NoSQL
- Conclusion
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Microservice architecture
- Monolithic architecture
- Microservices
- Migration from a monolith to microservices
- The most common errors with microservices
- Conclusion
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Cloud
- Cloud-Native or Cloud-Enabled?
- The cloud-native journey
- IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS: an architectural perspective
- Kubernetes - when to use and when not to use
- Vanilla Kubernetes and their flavors
- When not to use Kubernetes
- Conclusion
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We need to talk about updates
- How often do you deliver something to your user?
- The problems of not updating the JVM version
- Utility versus Hype
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Unraveling application performance
- Introduction and concepts
- Agility versus Performance
- How to measure performance?
- Monitoring performance by component
- Monitoring performance in distributed systems
- Object-relational Napping
- Conclusion
- Security Practices
- Bibliography
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