Monolith to Microservices: Evolutionary Patterns Transform Your

muy buena informacion para seguir desarrollando arquitecturas

I previously read Building Microservices by Sam Newman which was a great staying off point for Microservices. This book expands on that by including strategies to migrate from a monolith to microservices. The strategies are well explained and practical examples given to solidify the learning.Sam's way of teaching keeps things interesting while reinforcing the information. I can't recommend this enough for anyone planning to migrate from a monolith to microservices.

I loved Sam's other book on microservices, but this one addresses the key issue - you almost never build microservices from scratch. The last three companies I have worked at have all had monoliths they were trying to move off of, and even after deciding a microservice architecture was the right choice, the big problem was how to get off of the old one. And the biggest challenge, by far, is the data.This is where Mr. Newman's book shines - he has so many different smart and useful patterns for addressing data migration. I am putting them to use already.Highly recommended if you find yourself staring at this big ball of mud and feeling completely overwhelmed. This book will give you courage and prevent you from crawling into a corner and pulling a blanket over your head.

The book contains more than 250 pages and not just 150.

great book by Sam Newman... can't wait for upcoming edition of building microservices in October