Books

Most asyncio tutorials introduce async and await on page one and ask you to take the runtime on faith. This book does it the other way around. You build a working event loop in thirty lines of plain Python — no asyncio import — and meet the keywords as labels for parts of a runtime you have already watched run. By the end, async Python stops being intimidating and starts being readable.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

"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."

What you've got here is a hands-on walkthrough of Spring Boot 4.0, where we'll build a single application from start to finish, using the command line and then packaging it as a JAR at the end. Each chapter adds one real capability, like a REST endpoint, a database, an error handler, a security layer or a test suite. Each chapter gets straight into the code, and you can run, modify and break it to see what happens.There's even a dedicated troubleshooting chapter at the end that deals with the exact errors beginners actually encounter in practice, not just hypothetical ones.

"What if building microservices was as simple as running a food court? Each stall does one thing perfectly—pizza, burgers, smoothies—no chaos, just collaboration. Some remember your order (stateful), others don’t (stateless). This book turns distributed systems from a nightmare into a well-oiled machine. Ready to serve up scalable, cloud-ready microservices in Python? Dive in!"

Build a complete, production-grade microservices platform with Spring Boot 4 and Java 21, one chapter at a time.

Go services often fail in production for boring reasons: weak probe semantics, missing timeout budgets, unsafe retries, noisy telemetry, and rollout settings that look fine until traffic spikes. Go Apps on Kubernetes is a practical pocketbook for engineers who ship and run Go microservices on K8s. It gives you concise, production-focused guidance you can apply immediately: health/readiness contracts, graceful shutdown and draining, retry/backoff patterns, observability defaults (metrics, logs, traces), security hardening baselines, and deployment/autoscaling templates. No theory dump, no platform-admin detours. Just reusable patterns and incident-oriented checklists to help your services start cleanly, degrade predictably, and recover fast.

Artificial Intelligence has become the new global power race. Nations are competing for data, infrastructure, and algorithmic dominance that will define the future world order.

The “perfect architecture” is a myth. The adaptable enterprise wins. Learn how to design evolutionary systems, quantify technical debt, and align engineering with business ROI.