Microservices Design Patterns in .NET: Making sense of microservices design and architecture using .NET Core

This book has much information that you will find scattered across the internet. Seeing all of these patterns and practical examples in one place plays a huge role in helping me to understand them and apply them better.it was well-written and give you enough objective information relative to why you might or might not want to use the patterns.

Book content is truly valuable

Some chapters were tough to get through, but overall very accessible. My biggest practical take-away is the use of Polly for resilience.

I bought this book without knowing much about microservices development. The author wrote using simple enough terms and expressions that made it easy to follow and showed practical solutions to general development problems.I highly recommend.

This book explores almost all the common design patterns that we need to take into account in order to create a good microservices architecture.The structure of each chapter is great:1 - description of the problem or challenge2 - analyzing posible solutions3 - analyzing the design of the pattern including a diagram4 - pros and cons for that patternsMy favorite chapter was the Synchronous vs Asynchronous communications.The chapter that I couldn't understand very well was aggregate pattern I had to perform a research and read more about this in order to understand the whole concept.

I recently read the book "Microservices Design Patterns on .NET". This is a technical book that is aimed towards more experienced developers who are looking to delve into the world of microservices. The author does an excellent job of explaining complex concepts in an easy to understand manner, making it easy for those with prior programming experience to follow along.The book covers a wide range of design patterns and best practices that are commonly used in microservices architecture. The author also provides a detailed explanation of how each design pattern can be implemented.One thing I really appreciated about this book was the attention to detail. The author goes into great depth about the pros and cons of each design pattern and how it can be applied in different scenarios. I found this incredibly helpful in understanding the various trade-offs involved in different approaches.Overall, I would highly recommend this book to any experienced developer looking to learn more about microservices design patterns and best practices.

After reading this book I finally have a better understanding of microservices. I have read many articles trying to figure out what is microservices when it comes to software development and how to implement it.This book has given me a better grasp of this concept and was I can implement it.I am pumped how and excited to start another project and start making these implementations. If you are someone like me who has done some search on microservices and still coming short or if you want to expand your knowledge then this will be a great book for you.

A great read for someone get started on fundamentals and implementation aspects of micro services. it’s helpful to dot net developer.

I've bought this book to get a deeper knowledge about Microservices and involved patterns. It has been an exceptional reading, absolutely well written, clear and with a top-notch topic progression.What I've appreciated the most is the fact that I've had some different insights even on topics where I did not 100% agree with the author.At the end of the day, we also read books to learn different points of view and to broaden our own horizons. Don't we?I'll definitely look forward to getting some more from Trevoir.

I didn't have any idea about Microservices. This books is clear and step by step, so even me stay up to date with this technology.

Trevoir introduces topics in a sequential logical manner, addressing alot of what it takes to build microservices. One thing that sucked was that some important concepts would be explained rather quickly in a sentence or two, without choosing even the right words. This lead me to pause and do further researches to grasp the concept, which eventually turned out to be of relevance to proceed confidently further

i love this book as it helps me to understanding of building full working Micro services applications Mr Williams explains all the concepts and have a nice application that is built with reading of the the book. A must have of Knowledge

I have recently started working on DDD with microservices in a .net core environment. I want to learn all the related topics which are present architecture wise in a full fledged microservices system. I couldn't find a better book than this. This book covers all the topics necessary for a microservices based system. Must read for the beginners in microservices. Only one con I would add is the concepts are in breif like for example DDD is also covered in this book which is a altogether book in itself. Like that there are many other topics which are not in depth. Trevoir shared the open source project which is easy to follow with the examples. Looking forward for more books from the writter.