Distributed Systems. Patterns and Paradigms for Scalable and Reliable Systems Based on Kubernetes

Distributed systems developers strive to make them reliable, efficient, and high quality, but achieving this is not easy. A set of design patterns allows software developers and system architects to speak the same language when describing their systems and learn from examples and practices developed by others. The popularity of containers and Kubernetes opens the way to the application of fundamental patterns of distributed systems and reusable containerized components. This practical guide presents a collection of patterns that will help you build your systems using established practices borrowed from some of the most effective modern distributed systems. By applying these patterns, you can make your systems more accessible and efficient, even if you have never built distributed systems before.
The author of the book, Brendan Burns, demonstrates how to adapt existing design patterns to create reliable distributed applications. Systems engineers and developers will learn how these long-known patterns significantly improve and enhance the quality of their systems.
The fully updated second edition also includes new chapters dedicated to artificial intelligence, its training, and its application for creating reliable systems.