Building Microservices: Designing Fine-Grained Systems

Solid book. I expected it to be a bit dogmatic, but it isn't. It describes everything you need to know about microservice architecture. Design, testing, security, observability, even people part of it. It has references to good resources where you can dig deeper. It mentions a broad set of modern technologies.

Overall, it's a great book for engineers who just started to show signs of seniority. It's probably overwhelming for newbies and too shallow for seniors. 4 stars because it's not something you want to re-read.

it is a very decent reading for a PO, that's precisely what I needed;
working in an field full of microservices and at times it is quite hard to grasp what does what, even those bloody UMLs aren't helping;
An interesting intro for semi-technical people working in IT, good job Sam

An easy to read book, which covers a vast area.

Nice book, covers a lot of topics, I think because it's such a fast evolving field, there are some "outdated" ideas.