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Implementing Cloud Design Patterns for AWS
Create highly efficient design patterns for scalability, redundancy, and high availability in the AWS CloudAbout This BookCreate highly robust systems using cloud infrastructureMake web applications resilient against scheduled and accidental down-timeExplore and apply Amazon-provided services in unique ways to solve common problemsWho This Book Is ForThis book is aimed at architects, solution providers, and those of the DevOps community who are looking to implement repeatable patterns for deploying and maintaining services in the Amazon cloud infrastructure. Prior experience using AWS is required as the book focuses more on the patterns and not on the basics of using AWS.
What You Will LearnCreate and maintain server backupsImplement scaling policies on schedules, influxes in traffic, and deep health checksProvision servers and data that persist through terminationMake complete use of high availability storage and redundancy storageDesign content delivery networks to improve user experienceOptimize databases through caching and shardingMonitor and queue data for processingIn DetailWhether you are just getting your feet wet in cloud infrastructure or already creating complex systems, this book aims at describing patterns that can be used to fit your system needs.
The initial patterns will cover some basic processes such as maintaining and storing backups as well as handling redundancy. The book will then take you through patterns of high availability. Following this, the book will discuss patterns for processing static and dynamic data and patterns for uploading data. The book will then dive into patterns for databases and data processing. In the final leg of your journey, you will get to grips with advanced patterns on Operations and Networking and also get acquainted with Throw-away Environments.
What You Will LearnCreate and maintain server backupsImplement scaling policies on schedules, influxes in traffic, and deep health checksProvision servers and data that persist through terminationMake complete use of high availability storage and redundancy storageDesign content delivery networks to improve user experienceOptimize databases through caching and shardingMonitor and queue data for processingIn DetailWhether you are just getting your feet wet in cloud infrastructure or already creating complex systems, this book aims at describing patterns that can be used to fit your system needs.
The initial patterns will cover some basic processes such as maintaining and storing backups as well as handling redundancy. The book will then take you through patterns of high availability. Following this, the book will discuss patterns for processing static and dynamic data and patterns for uploading data. The book will then dive into patterns for databases and data processing. In the final leg of your journey, you will get to grips with advanced patterns on Operations and Networking and also get acquainted with Throw-away Environments.
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342 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 29, 2015
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August 15, 2015
The characters were very mechanical, and the plot followed a few recognizable patterns, but I liked it anyway.
January 10, 2016
Too much topics in only a few pages. The programming examples are just terrible. It might be good for an university project, but not for a book!
January 19, 2021
Given the title, I have thought to find cloud design patterns specific for the AWS. There is NONE. It feels more like a short list of the different services offered by Amazon.
June 13, 2017
Well, overall the book is ok.
I've been devopsing from quite couple of years now.
So I thought this book will show me some new stuff and technics.
The book give some good example to what to watch for but nothing else.
The example are hhmm lets say it's just copy paste from terminal to the book editor.
I've been devopsing from quite couple of years now.
So I thought this book will show me some new stuff and technics.
The book give some good example to what to watch for but nothing else.
The example are hhmm lets say it's just copy paste from terminal to the book editor.
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews