Microservices in cloud: Doing it right in GCP, AWS and Azure

The "Microservices in Cloud: Doing It Right in AWS, Azure, and GCP" book unravels the principles, patterns, and best practices around building and deploying microservices architecture in the cloud. With the growing need for scalable, resilient, and independently deployable services, this book explores how cloud platforms-AWS, Azure, and GCP-offer powerful tools to implement microservices correctly.

This book begins with the foundational concepts of microservices, delving into their benefits, challenges, and key architectural principles. It then navigates through real-world patterns such as service discovery, API gateways, load balancing, event-driven communication, and fault tolerance, weighing the pros and cons of each pattern in different scenarios. Throughout, you'll learn how to choose the right tools and services from AWS, Azure, and GCP to address specific architectural challenges and optimize performance, cost, and scalability.

What You Will Learn:
- Core microservices concepts and how they align with cloud-native design principles
- Key architectural patterns, including service mesh, event-driven architecture, and circuit breakers
- Detailed comparison of AWS, Azure, and GCP services for microservices (e.g., API Gateway, Lambda Functions, Kubernetes)
- Step-by-step implementation of microservices using cloud-specific technologies with code snippets and diagrams for each platform
- Best practices for managing data consistency, monitoring, logging, security, and scalability in cloud-native microservices
- Real-world case studies that illustrate the pros and cons of various microservices patterns and their impact on cloud deployments

This book is filled with practical examples, code snippets, and architectural diagrams to help developers, architects, and DevOps professionals understand the nuances of deploying microservices in different cloud environments. Whether you're building microservices from scratch or migrating a monolithic application to a microservices architecture, this book will equip you with the knowledge and tools to build robust, cloud-native microservices that scale.

Perfect for cloud architects, developers, and anyone looking to harness the full potential of microservices on AWS, Azure, or GCP.