Ask HN: Recommendations for Learning Distributed Microservices?
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Read:
Google SRE Book
The Phoenix Project
The Unicorn Project
The DevOps Handbook
Also, take a Udemy course on Kubernetes.
Also, take a Udemy course on Kubernetes.
The Google SRE (i.e. Site Reliability Engineering) book is available to read online here, along with 2 other Google books:
https://sre.google/books/
https://sre.google/books/
But are these hands-on?
Hi I’m currently working through this book and it’s as hands on as they come. You essentially build, and deploy a video streaming micro service application as a dockerized container. I am a python guy and I am still able to Follow the node.js code example as it’s well documented. Give it a shot,
https://www.manning.com/books/bootstrapping-microservices-wi...
Thank you so much! This looks like exactly what I need as well. I'll give it a go. I wonder though if there's something similar available for AWS or GCP.
Hi in that book the author uses Azure, but its easily transferable to GCP/AWS. It uses Terraform IAC, and the whole intent of IAC to deploy Kubernetes is to wean off a particular cloud provider. Good luck!
What are some good recommendations to learn distributed microservices? I feel as if I am missing this key skillset from my portfolio and it might be a hindrance whenever I switch jobs. My company does not provide working opportunity in this area for me so looking to learn this externally.
Thanks in advance!