Cloud Native Go: Building Reliable Services in Unreliable Environments

If you are an in-the-trenches programmer, working with cloud native, you need this book, even if you think you don’t need it. Here's why:- This book—aptly titled “Cloud Native Go: Building Reliable Services in Unreliable Environments”—is at once engaging, enlightening, and yes, even managing to be erudite (all in a delightfully endearing and refreshing way.)- So yes, this sparkling book on (Cloud Native) Go has blown me away...- It entertains even as it educates you on the intricacies (the guts) of what makes cloud native tick.- Oh, if only more tech writers could write as well as the author. As a fellow writer—I've been blogging at ProgrammingDigressions for the past seven years and also happen to be the impresario of the well-received series of books, right here on Amazon, “The Programming Imagination Series”—I am compelled to congratulate the author (Matthew Titmus) for managing to pull this off!- And yes, I stand enlightened after reading the fine book that is “Cloud Native Go: Building Reliable Services in Unreliable Environments”, which has garnered my highest recommendation!

Really helps level set on what makes an application cloud native and tooling practices to consider to support the environment. Includes coding examples but I was able to follow the major concepts perfectly well.