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  1. System Design Workbook
    Edição 2026
    Matheus Fidelis

    System Design Workbook – Edição 2026 é uma obra que traduz, organiza e conecta os principais fundamentos da engenharia de sistemas distribuídos sob uma perspectiva prática, moderna e orientada à realidade de produção.

  2. Modern Web Apps using Rust, Second Edition
    Build full-stack app on a framework-agnostic core, using Axum, Actix Web, Leptos and PostgreSQL
    GitforGits | Asian Publishing House

    In this book, we are building a complete working server, and again we rebuild the whole thing on a different framework. It's about testing out a new approach. If the architecture is honest, the second version costs almost nothing and the business logic never moves. We ran the test, and I let you watch the result rather than describing it.

  3. The Scaling Playbook From WordPress to 1 million orders. One company's 5-year journey through every scaling decision, mistake, and hard-won principle. No code. No fluff. Just architecture thinking.

  4. Migrating a stateless application to Google Cloud , think of it like moving to a new apartment: you need a plan, the right tools, and a clear understanding of where everything goes. "Migrating Stateless Workloads to Google Cloud: A Practical Guide for the Modern Developer" breaks down this process into 12 manageable steps, from assessing your current setup to post-cutover cleanup

  5. Migrating stateful workloads to the cloud is like moving a fish tank—every detail matters. Unlike stateless applications, which can be redeployed with ease, stateful workloads demand careful handling to preserve data integrity, minimize downtime, and ensure a smooth transition.this guideis your practical guide to navigating this complex process.

  6. From Services to Runtime
    Grigorios Agathangelidis

    Microservices aren't built with boxes on a diagram—they're built with owned truth, stable contracts, idempotent messages, and controlled failure.

  7. Fundamentals of Software Engineering for Fintechs
    How to Design Correct, Auditable, and Resilient Financial Systems
    Geison Goes

    Build financial systems that stay correct when requests repeat, events arrive late, and services fail. Learn practical patterns for money modeling, double-entry ledgers, idempotency, reconciliation, auditability, security, and invariant-driven testing—so every balance and transaction can be explained and trusted.

  8. Backpressure in Microservices
    Bounded Queues, Worker Pools, Cancellation, Drop Policies, and Overload Control in Go
    Luca Sepe

    Stop overload from becoming unbounded queues, goroutines, and downstream calls. Build bounded backpressure that fails predictably.

  9. Practical Python Backend Programming, Second Edition
    Hands-on backend development with FastAPI, MongoDB, Docker, Kubernetes, and message brokers using Python 3.14
    GitforGits | Asian Publishing House

    It's a practical book. We're going to build something real together, a University API, and we're going to grow it chapter by chapter until it looks like a system you'd be proud to deploy. We'll start with a few endpoints, give it databases, make it concurrent, lock it down with authentication, wrap it in containers, and finally split it into cooperating services that talk over the network.

  10. API Rate Limiting & Throttling
    Distributed Quotas, Kubernetes Protection, Tenant Fairness, and Go Middleware
    Luca Sepe

    Another Production Field Manual: protect APIs before overload becomes an outage with rate limiting, throttling, and tenant fairness.

  11. Serverless Python in Production
    Building Scalable Applications with AWS Lambda, Cloudflare Workers, and the Serverless Framework
    Steve Publications

    Deploy Python applications without managing servers. This practical guide takes you from your first serverless function to production-ready architectures on AWS Lambda and Cloudflare Workers using the Serverless Framework. Through real-world examples, proven deployment patterns, and hands-on guidance, you will learn how to build scalable, secure, and cost-effective applications with confidence.

  12. Circuit Breaker and Retries with Exponential Backoff
    Resilient Microservice Calls, Failure Containment, Kubernetes Operations, and FinOps Impact
    Luca Sepe

    Learn how to stop retry storms, contain dependency failures, and make resilient microservice calls observable, bounded, and production-ready.

  13. FROM FLOW TO SERVICES
    Grigorios Agathangelidis

    Build microservices the way architects do—not by splitting code, but by discovering true boundaries. Using the NEXUS-1 digital twin, this book explores DDD, APIs, messaging, eventual consistency, sagas, resilience, and migration, showing when distributed systems are worth their cost.

  14. Service Mesh Troubleshooting Guide on GCP
    A Practical Companion for Cloud Engineers
    Sudhanshu Jaiswal

    Service meshes like Anthos Service Mesh and Istio are the backbone of modern cloud-native applications on GCP, but when things go wrong, troubleshooting can feel like navigating a maze blindfolded. Connection refusals, mTLS failures, routing misconfigurations, and latency spikes can cripple your system—and your sanity.

  15. Kiali & Service Mesh Observability
    A Student's Guide to Understanding Microservices Traffic
    Sudhanshu Jaiswal

    "Ever felt lost in the chaos of microservices? Imagine managing an airport without radar—planes colliding, routes congested, and no way to track what’s happening. That’s what microservices feel like without observability.Enter Kiali & Service Mesh Observability—your radar screen for the invisible world of distributed systems. With Istio as your air traffic control and Kiali as your dashboard, you’ll: ✅ See real-time traffic flows between services ✅ Debug slow requests, failures, and bottlenecks in seconds ✅ Control deployments with canary releases and A/B testing ✅ Secure your system with automatic encryption and policiesNo more guessing. No more grepping through logs. Just clarity, control, and confidence in your microservices.Ready to master the chaos? Your journey starts here."