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Microservices in Java: Build, Deploy, and Scale Cloud-Native Applications with Proven Patterns and Frameworks
Microservices in Build, Deploy, and Scale Cloud-Native Applications with Proven Patterns and Frameworks
Are you facing the challenge of breaking a legacy monolith into scalable, independent services—or building a modern system that can evolve as quickly as your business demands? “Microservices in Build, Deploy, and Scale Cloud-Native Applications with Proven Patterns and Frameworks” equips you with the strategies and hands-on expertise to turn that challenge into lasting success.
This comprehensive guide shows you how to architect, develop, and operate high-performing microservices using the full power of Java’s modern ecosystem. From the very first chapter, you’ll move beyond theory and into action—setting up your environment, coding your first Spring Boot microservice, and deploying it in containers that run identically in the cloud or on your laptop.
Inside, you’ll learn how
Design, build, and manage microservices that are resilient, secure, and easily maintained.
Harness frameworks like Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, and Resilience4j to tackle real-world challenges in service discovery, configuration, and fault tolerance.
Master proven communication patterns—REST, message queues, and event-driven architecture—to decouple services and boost reliability.
Secure APIs with OAuth2, JWT, and robust role-based access control.
Set up centralized monitoring and distributed tracing with Prometheus, Grafana, Zipkin, and ELK for complete observability.
Deploy, orchestrate, and auto-scale services with Docker, Kubernetes, and automated CI/CD pipelines.
Implement advanced design patterns, including the Saga pattern for distributed transactions and circuit breakers for system stability.
Apply practical techniques for blue-green and canary deployments, enabling zero-downtime releases and rapid rollbacks.
You’ll gain clear, step-by-step instructions supported by real code, expert troubleshooting advice, and field-tested best practices drawn from real production environments. Whether you’re migrating a monolith or starting from scratch, every chapter delivers practical value you can use immediately.
Are you facing the challenge of breaking a legacy monolith into scalable, independent services—or building a modern system that can evolve as quickly as your business demands? “Microservices in Build, Deploy, and Scale Cloud-Native Applications with Proven Patterns and Frameworks” equips you with the strategies and hands-on expertise to turn that challenge into lasting success.
This comprehensive guide shows you how to architect, develop, and operate high-performing microservices using the full power of Java’s modern ecosystem. From the very first chapter, you’ll move beyond theory and into action—setting up your environment, coding your first Spring Boot microservice, and deploying it in containers that run identically in the cloud or on your laptop.
Inside, you’ll learn how
Design, build, and manage microservices that are resilient, secure, and easily maintained.
Harness frameworks like Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, and Resilience4j to tackle real-world challenges in service discovery, configuration, and fault tolerance.
Master proven communication patterns—REST, message queues, and event-driven architecture—to decouple services and boost reliability.
Secure APIs with OAuth2, JWT, and robust role-based access control.
Set up centralized monitoring and distributed tracing with Prometheus, Grafana, Zipkin, and ELK for complete observability.
Deploy, orchestrate, and auto-scale services with Docker, Kubernetes, and automated CI/CD pipelines.
Implement advanced design patterns, including the Saga pattern for distributed transactions and circuit breakers for system stability.
Apply practical techniques for blue-green and canary deployments, enabling zero-downtime releases and rapid rollbacks.
You’ll gain clear, step-by-step instructions supported by real code, expert troubleshooting advice, and field-tested best practices drawn from real production environments. Whether you’re migrating a monolith or starting from scratch, every chapter delivers practical value you can use immediately.
214 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 26, 2025
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