دانلود کتاب Pro Microservices در NET 6 – با مثال هایی با استفاده از ASP.NET Core 6، MassTransit و Kubernetes

The microservice architecture breaks software into smaller pieces that can be independently deployed, scaled, and replaced. There are many benefits to this modern architecture, but there are more moving pieces. In the olden days, we compiled the entire software product into one piece and deployed it infrequently. Deployment was hard, so we opted not to do it very often. With the advent of containers, deployment has become much easier. We can now break our application into lots of little pieces – microservices. When one microservice needs more horsepower, we can scale up only this portion of the web property. If a feature needs to work differently, we can deploy only this microservice, avoiding the churn with the entire system. With this power come some additional layers of complexity. In the legacy monolithic software applications, we merely made a function call if we wanted to call into another part of the system. Our internal methods now have IP addresses, multiple instances, maybe load balancers distributing the load, and many more moving pieces. How do we discover the address of the microservice? How do we scale to just the right level of availability without wasted cost? This is the magic of microservices, and this is the purpose of this book. You’ll learn how to design, architect, scale, monitor, and containerize applications to build robust and scalable microservices. In some respect, anyone involved with software projects related to distributed architecture should read this book. Even if a software project is not a distributed architecture but may become one, this book will shed some light on understanding existing business processes that may need to be handled by microservices.