Microservices architecture for beginners : A hands-on approach to designing robust

Are you ready to move beyond monolithic systems and build applications that are scalable, flexible, and cloud native?
Microservices Architecture for Beginners is your practical guide to understanding and mastering the foundations of modern distributed systems.
This book takes you step by step through the core principles of microservices architecture , showing you how to design, build, and deploy applications made up of small, independent services. You’ll explore how services communicate through API design and integration , how data is managed in decentralized systems, and how to apply security, monitoring, and automation to keep everything running smoothly.
From the basics of breaking down monolithic applications to implementing services with Docker and Kubernetes , this book gives you the tools to start building and deploying real-world solutions. Whether you want to understand cloud native applications , learn microservices for beginners , or focus on building scalable applications for your career or business, the concepts are explained clearly and reinforced with practical insights.

Inside, you’ll discover:

* How microservices differ from monolithic systems and why they matter
* The principles of service boundaries, data strategies, and event-driven design
* Techniques for deploying microservices with Docker and Kubernetes
* Best approaches to handle distributed transactions, observability, and system resilience
* Security strategies for protecting services and managing vulnerabilities
If you’re new to distributed systems or looking to sharpen your understanding of microservices, this book equips you with the knowledge and confidence to get started. By the end, you’ll be prepared to design and deploy applications that can grow with demand and adapt to the future of software development.