Build systems that leverage the benefits of the cloud faster than ever before with cloud-native development. This book focuses on patterns for building highly scalable cloud-native systems. You will learn how the combination of cloud, reactive principles, devops, and automation enable teams to continuously deliver innovation with confidence.

• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright and Credits
• Dedication
• Packt Upsell
• Contributors
• Table of Contents
• Preface
• Chapter 1: Understanding Cloud Native Concepts
  • Establishing the context
  • Rewiring your software engineering brain
  • Defining cloud-native
    • Powered by disposable infrastructure
    • Composed of bounded, isolated components
    • Scales globally
    • Embraces disposable architecture
    • Leverages value-added cloud services
    • Welcomes polyglot cloud
    • Empowers self-sufficient, full-stack teams
    • Drives cultural change
  • Summary
• Chapter 2: The Anatomy of Cloud Native Systems
  • The cloud is the database
    • Reactive Manifesto
    • Turning the database inside out
    • Bulkheads
    • Event streaming
    • Polyglot Persistence
    • Cloud native database
  • Cloud native patterns
    • Foundation patterns
    • Boundary patterns
    • Control patterns
  • Bounded isolated components
    • Functional boundaries
      • Bounded context
      • Component patterns
      • Data life cycle
      • Single responsibility
    • Technical isolation
      • Regions and availability zones
      • Components
      • Data
      • Accounts
      • Providers
  • Summary
• Chapter 3: Foundation Patterns
  • Cloud-Native Databases Per Component
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – cloud-native database trigger
  • Event Streaming
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – stream, producer, and consumer
  • Event Sourcing
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
      • Event-First Variant
      • Database-First Variant
    • Resulting context
    • Example – database-first event sourcing
  • Data Lake
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – Data Lake consumer component
  • Stream Circuit Breaker
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – stream processor flow control
  • Trilateral API
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – asynchronous API documentation
    • Example – component anatomy
  • Summary
• Chapter 4: Boundary Patterns
  • API Gateway
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – CRUD service
  • Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS)
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – inverse oplock
    • Example – event sourced join
  • Offline-first database
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – offline-first counter
  • Backend For Frontend
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – Author BFF
    • Example – Worker BFF
    • Example – Customer BFF
    • Example – Manager BFF
  • External Service Gateway
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
      • Outbound communication
      • Inbound communication
    • Resulting context
    • Example – user authentication integration
  • Summary
• Chapter 5: Control Patterns
  • Event collaboration
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – order collaboration
  • Event orchestration
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – order orchestration 
  • Saga
    • Context, problem, and forces
    • Solution
    • Resulting context
    • Example – order collaboration with compensation
    • Example – order orchestration with compensation
  • Summary
• Chapter 6: Deployment
  • Decoupling deployment from release
  • Multi-level roadmaps
    • Release roadmaps
      • Story mapping
    • Deployment roadmaps
  • Task branch workflow
  • Deployment pipeline
    • Modern CI/CD
    • npm
    • Infrastructure as Code services
    • Serverless Framework
  • Zero-downtime deployment
    • Blue-green deployment
    • Canary deployment
    • Multi-regional deployment
    • Feature flags
    • Versioning
      • Synchronous API
      • Database schema
      • Asynchronous API
      • Micro-frontend
  • Trilateral API per container
  • Summary
• Chapter 7: Testing
  • Shifting testing to the left
  • Test engineering
  • Isolated testing
    • Unit testing
    • Component testing
  • Transitive testing
    • Integration testing
    • Contract testing
    • End-to-end testing
  • Manual testing
  • Example – end-to-end relay
    • Submit order leg
    • Order submitted leg
  • Summary
• Chapter 8: Monitoring
  • Shifting testing to the right
  • Key performance indicators
  • Real and synthetic traffic
    • Real-user monitoring
    • Synthetic transaction monitoring
  • Observability
    • Measurements
    • Work metrics
    • Resource metrics
    • Events
    • Telemetry
  • Alerting
  • Focus on recovery
  • Performance
  • Summary
• Chapter 9: Security
  • Shared responsibility model
  • Security by design
  • Accounts as code
  • Defense in depth
    • Edge layer
    • Component layer
    • Data layer
  • Encryption
    • Data in transit
    • Data at rest
    • Envelope encryption
    • Tokenization
    • Domain events
  • Disaster recovery
  • Application security
    • Federated identity management
    • API gateway
    • JWT assertion and filter patterns
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Summary
• Chapter 10: Value Focused Migration
  • Risk mitigation
    • Anti-pattern – Lift and Shift
    • Anti-pattern - synchronous anti-corruption layer
  • Strangler pattern
    • Bi-directional synchronization and latching
    • Legacy change data capture
  • Empower self-sufficient, full-stack teams
  • Evolutionary architecture
  • Welcome polyglot cloud
  • Summary
• Other Books You May Enjoy
• Index