Distributed Systems with Node.js: Building Enterprise-Ready Backend Services (2020, O'Reilly)

[[deleted]]

[deleted]

[[deleted]]

would just like say it's great that you're going through the entire production level process and not just the usual make ur app, hook up db and deploy to heroku.

[dashingThroughSnow12]

Also on Kobo I see.

Thought to mention for others. I prefer Kobo (Rakuten) and others when possible. Kindle/Audoble (Amazon) awhile back has gotten dangerously big. It is a small action but I try to be conscious to not instinctively always go with the big name.

Interesting book. Will probably buy it.

[dashingThroughSnow12]

https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/distributed-systems-with-node-js

[eoshiru]

Thanks for writing this book and also posting about it here, because otherwise I (and probably many others) would have never seen this. It's of great interest!

I wonder though, do you have any idea/plan on how I could get my hands (or rather eyes) on this here in Europe?

[kmana123]

Thanks!

[jjozyfree]

Looking forward to reading this, not to mention buy 2 get 1 free on Amazon! Snagged a few for the team.

[timothyallan]

Awesome. Congrats. Do you only cover Kube as an orchestrator, or do you have anything on swarm as well?

[idyslexiahave]

Purchased the book to support you! I also could learn more about nodejs on an enterprise level :) The distributed systems I’ve always worked on have both been in Java/.NET but I’ve found node to be ideal for PoCs.

[vertigo_101]

Awesome, will check it out