Summary:
The book provides a comprehensive guide to designing, implementing, and deploying microservice architectures, using Java as the primary programming language for examples. It covers patterns for developing individual services, communication between services, and strategies for refactoring a monolithic system into a microservices-based application.
Key points:
1. Microservice Architecture: This is a method of creating software systems from independent, modular services, each serving a specific business goal.
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