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Building Resilient Distributed Systems : Patterns and Practices for Stable Software

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Format Paperback / softback
ISBN-10 1098163540
ISBN-13 9781098163549
Publisher O'Reilly Media
Imprint O'Reilly Media
Country of Manufacture GB
Country of Publication GB
Publication Date Sep 30th, 2026
Print length 300 Pages
KSh 10,100.00
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In the world of software development, distributed systems have proven essential yet remain complex. In this insightful guide, author Sam Newman offers more than just technical solutions. By combining wisdom from human factors and system safety with proven stability patterns, you'll uncover a clear pathway to truly enhance resilience.
Struggling with system failures despite multiple safeguards? In the world of software development, distributed systems have proven essential yet remain complex. If you're tired of facing unexpected downtimes and persistent system vulnerabilities, you're not alone.In this insightful guide, author Sam Newman offers more than just technical solutions. By combining wisdom from human factors and system safety with proven stability patterns, you'll uncover a clear pathway to truly enhance resilience. Whether you're refining an existing system, embarking on creating new microservices, or simply striving to grasp the essence of resilience, this book is your ally. By the end, you'll be able to:Grasp the true essence of resilience by integrating safety and human factorsDiscover architectural patterns that ensure system stabilityTranslate resilience theories into practical, actionable strategiesEmbrace the necessary cultural and behavioral shifts to support a resilient system

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