Microservices Architecture For Beginners: Build, Integrate, Test, Monitor Microservices Successfully

by Joseph Joyner

Overview

Microservices, or very commonly known as Mircoservices Architecture are used for describing the methods and resources that are used for architecture specification achievement. What are the steps followed or how the arrangement of all these resources is done and the design techniques that have been employed for achieving the performance goal and target cost is called as Microservices architecture.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781682121559
Publisher:	Mihails Konoplovs
Publication date:	08/25/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	28
File size:	25 KB

About the Author

Technical writer Joseph Joyner has been fascinated with computers and all things having to do with technology since a very early age. When computers were in their infancy young Joseph was tearing them apart just to see how they worked, and he never got over his insatiable curiosity about the latest and greatest gadgets as they became available. As a young man Mr. Joyner went to work in a local computer store as a hardware technician while he worked his way through night school. He continued pursuing his passion while earning a computer science degree in just five years attending classes at night and on weekends. After graduating college he was hired as a Network Administrator and was responsible for maintaining 99% availability of the company's computer network. In addition to his considerable responsibilities Mr. Joyner is also an author of computer related books covering computer programming, gaming, and technical manuals. "Technology has always been my first passion in life. I get a great deal of personal satisfaction from being able to apply technology in new and interesting ways. My previous coal is to develop new software that will revolutionize artificial intelligence and how it's applied to industrial robotics," says Joyner. Those who know him have little doubt that he'll accomplish his goal. His many achievements in advancing the theories and concepts of computer technology have earned him the respect of his peers and superiors alike. Mr. Joyner is married and has two children. He and his family happily reside in a quiet nondescript gated resort community in the Midwestern United States.