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Ultimate Microservices with RabbitMQ: Master Microservices Architecture and RabbitMQ Integration to Build Scalable, Resilient Systems, and to Drive Innovation ... in Software Development
Learn the ins and outs of a RabbitMQ-enabled microservices system.
Key Features
● Discover the fundamental principles of microservices and their organizational impact.
● Develop a deep understanding of messaging and RabbitMQ within microservices architecture.
● Acquire the expertise to seamlessly integrate and maximize the benefits of microservices with RabbitMQ for creating of robust and high-performing systems.
Book Description
Embark on a transformative journey into the world of microservices architecture with 'Ultimate Microservices with RabbitMQ' This comprehensive resource equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to design, deploy, and manage scalable microservices architectures using RabbitMQ as a messaging backbone.
From laying the groundwork with foundational concepts to implementing advanced techniques, this book covers everything you need to know to build resilient and high-performing microservices-based systems. It dives into the intricacies of RabbitMQ messaging to leverage its capabilities to facilitate communication and data exchange across distributed systems. You will discover best practices for designing scalable and fault-tolerant microservices architectures, and gain insights into effective integration strategies.
The book will help you learn to combine microservices and RabbitMQ for designing, building and maintaining robust architectures that leverage the strengths of both paradigms. By the end of this book, you will be primed to navigate the complexities of modern software development with confidence, driving innovation and efficiency in professional endeavors.
What you will learn
● Gain a solid understanding of microservices fundamentals and their organizational impact.
● Explore various messaging paradigms and their application within RabbitMQ.
● Implement RabbitMQ as a message broker within your microservices architecture.
● Understand the prerequisites for maintaining a resilient microservices setup with RabbitMQ.
● Explore upcoming trends in message-driven microservices architectures.
Who is this book for?
This book is tailored for software developers, architects, and engineering managers intrigued by microservices and messaging with RabbitMQ. Whether you're an entry-level developer or a seasoned architect, this book offers valuable insights and guidance to help you grasp the fundamental concepts and practical considerations essential for navigating the complexities of microservices with RabbitMQ.
Table of Contents
1. An Introduction to Microservices
2. A Deeper Look Into Microservices
3. An Introduction to RabbitMQ
4. RabbitMQ Use Cases
5. Designing a Microservices Architecture With RabbitMQ
6. Running A Microservices Architecture With RabbitMQ
7. The Future of Microservices
8. The Future of RabbitMQ
Index
About the Author
Peter Morlion After obtaining a master’s degree in Political Science, decided to become a software developer instead. He received his bachelor’s degree in Software Development in 2008, but had already found a job as a developer in 2007.
Since then, Peter worked with a wide range of programming languages, including VB.NET, C#, JavaScript (front-end and back-end), TypeScript (front-end and back-end), Python, PHP and Java.
Key Features
● Discover the fundamental principles of microservices and their organizational impact.
● Develop a deep understanding of messaging and RabbitMQ within microservices architecture.
● Acquire the expertise to seamlessly integrate and maximize the benefits of microservices with RabbitMQ for creating of robust and high-performing systems.
Book Description
Embark on a transformative journey into the world of microservices architecture with 'Ultimate Microservices with RabbitMQ' This comprehensive resource equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to design, deploy, and manage scalable microservices architectures using RabbitMQ as a messaging backbone.
From laying the groundwork with foundational concepts to implementing advanced techniques, this book covers everything you need to know to build resilient and high-performing microservices-based systems. It dives into the intricacies of RabbitMQ messaging to leverage its capabilities to facilitate communication and data exchange across distributed systems. You will discover best practices for designing scalable and fault-tolerant microservices architectures, and gain insights into effective integration strategies.
The book will help you learn to combine microservices and RabbitMQ for designing, building and maintaining robust architectures that leverage the strengths of both paradigms. By the end of this book, you will be primed to navigate the complexities of modern software development with confidence, driving innovation and efficiency in professional endeavors.
What you will learn
● Gain a solid understanding of microservices fundamentals and their organizational impact.
● Explore various messaging paradigms and their application within RabbitMQ.
● Implement RabbitMQ as a message broker within your microservices architecture.
● Understand the prerequisites for maintaining a resilient microservices setup with RabbitMQ.
● Explore upcoming trends in message-driven microservices architectures.
Who is this book for?
This book is tailored for software developers, architects, and engineering managers intrigued by microservices and messaging with RabbitMQ. Whether you're an entry-level developer or a seasoned architect, this book offers valuable insights and guidance to help you grasp the fundamental concepts and practical considerations essential for navigating the complexities of microservices with RabbitMQ.
Table of Contents
1. An Introduction to Microservices
2. A Deeper Look Into Microservices
3. An Introduction to RabbitMQ
4. RabbitMQ Use Cases
5. Designing a Microservices Architecture With RabbitMQ
6. Running A Microservices Architecture With RabbitMQ
7. The Future of Microservices
8. The Future of RabbitMQ
Index
About the Author
Peter Morlion After obtaining a master’s degree in Political Science, decided to become a software developer instead. He received his bachelor’s degree in Software Development in 2008, but had already found a job as a developer in 2007.
Since then, Peter worked with a wide range of programming languages, including VB.NET, C#, JavaScript (front-end and back-end), TypeScript (front-end and back-end), Python, PHP and Java.
218 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 28, 2024
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July 23, 2024
A bit of a two faced book for me.
Most if not all of the microservice, technology agnostic, concepts have been described before and often much more detailed than Peter does in this book. I sometimes felt a lack of “strong opinionation” which I think would have helped to drive home some of the topics a bit more. Apart from the repetition of some that made it clear how highly Peter values them, team autonomy being one of them.
The RabbitMQ specific chapters on the other hand could for me have been written with a more technology agnostic introduction, however most features of RabbitMQ are present in other message brokers, or and maybe even more importantly are things you should be aware of that they lack them. But then again the book is called microservices with RabbitMQ for a reason.
The emphasis on messaging is what sets this book apart from most other microservice books and is what makes it a highly recommendable for me. Do note that if this your first introduction into microservices and related paradigms you will need to be prepared to look for other places that go more in depth on those.
Most if not all of the microservice, technology agnostic, concepts have been described before and often much more detailed than Peter does in this book. I sometimes felt a lack of “strong opinionation” which I think would have helped to drive home some of the topics a bit more. Apart from the repetition of some that made it clear how highly Peter values them, team autonomy being one of them.
The RabbitMQ specific chapters on the other hand could for me have been written with a more technology agnostic introduction, however most features of RabbitMQ are present in other message brokers, or and maybe even more importantly are things you should be aware of that they lack them. But then again the book is called microservices with RabbitMQ for a reason.
The emphasis on messaging is what sets this book apart from most other microservice books and is what makes it a highly recommendable for me. Do note that if this your first introduction into microservices and related paradigms you will need to be prepared to look for other places that go more in depth on those.
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