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Kear P. - Serverless Distributed Systems in Modern .NET and Azure [2026, PDF/EPUB, ENG]

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Serverless Distributed Systems in Modern .NET and Azure

Год издания: 2026
Автор: Kear P.

Издательство: Apress
ISBN: 979-8-8688-2839-3
Язык: Английский

Формат: PDF/EPUB
Качество: Издательский макет или текст (eBook)
Интерактивное оглавление: Да
Количество страниц: 663

Описание: In an era where scalability, resilience, and agility define successful software systems, this book offers a hands-on roadmap to mastering event-driven, serverless architectures.
The book guides you, step by step, through building a real-world distributed order-processing system—starting from a single Azure Function and expanding into a robust, fully integrated, and production-ready cloud solution. You will learn how to design ingestion pipelines with HTTP triggers and queues, orchestrate workflows with Durable Functions, manage data in Cosmos DB, implement event-driven flows using Event Grid, and monitor system health with Application Insights.
Through its structured approach, this book bridges foundational concepts with practical engineering patterns. The first section establishes the core principles of distributed systems, event-driven design, and serverless computing using Azure Functions. The next section explores orchestration, workflow automation, security, and observability—equipping you with integration techniques for real-world enterprise systems. And the operations and advanced section delves into CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and modern deployment strategies.
By the end of the book, you will have a complete reference architecture that mirrors real-world systems such as ecommerce checkouts, financial workflows, or insurance claims processing—preparing them to confidently design, deploy, and scale resilient serverless systems in .NET and Azure.
What You Will Learn:
- Design real production-grade serverless architectures on Azure
- Use Azure Functions, Durable Functions, Event Grid, Service Bus, Cosmos DB, Azure Storage, and API Management together
- Handle the hard concerns, including idempotency, orchestration vs. choreography, failure compensation instead of try/catch, event contracts and versioning, observability and tracing, secure B2B/API-to-API flows, zero downtime - deployments, and cost-control under scale
- Evolve an initially simple Azure Function into a mature, modular, multi-service, maintainable serverless system using domain-driven thinking, event modelling, and clean architectural boundaries
- Take a full system from development to production, including CI/CD pipelines, environment isolation, secret management, networking, and much more
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About the Author xxi
About the Technical Reviewer xxiii
Acknowledgments xxv
Introduction xxix
Part I: Foundations 1
Chapter 1: Introduction to Distributed Systems and Serverless Systems 3
Chapter 2: Azure Functions Deep Dive 59
Chapter 3: Events, Messaging, and Decoupled Communication 99
Chapter 4: State, Data, and Consistency in Serverless Systems 131
Part II: Patterns 173
Chapter 5: Orchestration with Durable Functions 175
Chapter 6: Integrating with External Systems 249
Chapter 7: Observability in Serverless Distributed Systems 285
Chapter 8: Security, Identity, and Access Control 317
Part III: Operations and Advanced Cases 383
Chapter 9: Deployment Models and Operational Strategies in Serverless Systems 385
Chapter 10: Enterprise Case Studies in Serverless Distributed Systems 447
Chapter 11: Common Design Risks and Failure Modes in Serverless Distributed Systems 531
Chapter 12: The Future of Serverless 591
Index 617
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