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Software Architecture with Spring

Software Architecture with Spring

By : Wanderson Xesquevixos
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Software Architecture with Spring

Software Architecture with Spring

By: Wanderson Xesquevixos
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Overview of this book

Keep up with the fast-paced tech landscape with Software Architecture with Spring, your practical guide to making strategic architectural decisions that align seamlessly with your business objectives. Drawing from Wanderson's decades of experience, you'll journey through the complete software development lifecycle—from initial requirements gathering, through development and testing, to production deployment. You'll get hands-on with the evolution of an auction system, exploring its transformation through multiple architectural styles. You’ll discover how you can effectively transform a monolithic system into microservices using proven patterns and practices. As you progress, you’ll master advanced architectural paradigms such as Event-Driven Architecture, Filter-and-Pipeline Architecture, and Serverless Architecture.
Table of Contents (21 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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Who this book is for
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What this book covers
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Part 1:Foundations of Software Architecture
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Part 1:Foundations of Software Architecture
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Chapter 1: Diving into Software Architecture
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Chapter 1: Diving into Software Architecture
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Technical requirements
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Definition and the importance of software architecture
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A journey through software design and architecture
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Principles of software architecture
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Overview of the most common architectural styles
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Selecting a database by architectural style
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Summary
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Questions
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Chapter 2: Decision-Making Processes in Software Architecture
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Chapter 2: Decision-Making Processes in Software Architecture
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Unraveling decision-making processes
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Scrutinizing architectural factors
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Trade-offs in architectural decision-making
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Aligning architectural decisions with business goals
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Summary
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Chapter 3: Understanding the System Context
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Chapter 3: Understanding the System Context
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Defining system context
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Stakeholder engagement and communication
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FRs and NFRs
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Documenting requirements and architecture
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Summary
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Part 2: Exploring Architectural Styles
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Part 2: Exploring Architectural Styles
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Chapter 4: Monolithic Architecture
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Chapter 4: Monolithic Architecture
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Technical requirements
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Introducing monolithic architecture
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Unpacking usual patterns in monolithic architectures
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Implementing a monolithic application
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Automated testing
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Summary
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Chapter 5: Client-Server Architecture
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Chapter 5: Client-Server Architecture
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Technical requirements
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Introducing client-server architecture
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Exploring the client-server architecture types
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Client-server communication protocols
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Implementing a client-server application
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Code coverage testing
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Summary
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Chapter 6: Microservices Architecture
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Chapter 6: Microservices Architecture
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Technical requirements
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Introducing microservices architecture
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Transitioning the application to microservices
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Synchronous communication
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Monitoring and managing the microservices
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Adding the microservices into containers
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Summary
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Chapter 7: Microservices Patterns with Spring Cloud
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Chapter 7: Microservices Patterns with Spring Cloud
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Technical requirements
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Discovering and registering services with Eureka
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Balancing the load with Spring Cloud LoadBalancer
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Routing with Spring Cloud Gateway
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Managing configuration with Spring Cloud Config
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Applying resilience with Resilience4J
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Chapter 8: Event-Driven Architecture
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Chapter 8: Event-Driven Architecture
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Technical requirements
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Introducing event-driven architecture
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Understanding the fundamentals of events
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Exploring event-driven architecture patterns
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Building event-driven services with Apache Kafka
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Chapter 9: Pipe-and-Filter and Serverless Architecture
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Chapter 9: Pipe-and-Filter and Serverless Architecture
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Technical requirements
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Reviewing the pipe and filter architecture
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Exploring Spring Batch
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Implementing an application using Spring Batch
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Exploring serverless architecture with FaaS
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Exploring Spring Cloud Function
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Implementing alerts with Spring Cloud Function
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Part 3: Advanced Topics in Modern Software Development
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Part 3: Advanced Topics in Modern Software Development
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Chapter 10: Security
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Chapter 10: Security
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Technical requirements
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Reviewing key security topics
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Understanding OAuth2 and OIDC
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Implementing OAuth2 with Spring Authorization
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Summary
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Chapter 11: Observability
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Chapter 11: Observability
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Technical requirements
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Unraveling observability
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Implementing the three pillars of observability
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Introducing application performance monitoring
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Summary
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Chapter 12: Testing
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Chapter 12: Testing
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Technical requirements
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Boosting software quality with automated testing
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Understanding and implementing the test pyramid
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Boosting applications with performance testing
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Exploring Test-Driven Development
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Introducing Behavior-Driven Development
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Summary
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Chapter 13: Performance and Optimizations
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Chapter 13: Performance and Optimizations
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Technical requirements
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Optimizing the JVM and GC
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Caching to improve performance
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Introducing reactive programming with WebFlux
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Chapter 14: Orchestration with Kubernetes
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Chapter 14: Orchestration with Kubernetes
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Technical requirements
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Understanding the Kubernetes
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Managing container images with a registry
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What are Kubernetes manifests?
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Deploying the application into the Kubernetes
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Chapter 15: Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment
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Chapter 15: Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment
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Technical requirements
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Understanding CI/CD
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Setting up the environment and GitHub
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Building a CI/CD pipeline with Jenkinsfile
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Setting up Jenkins and the CI/CD pipeline
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Summary
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Questions
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Index
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Index
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Selecting a database by architectural style

Selecting the proper database in alignment with an application’s architectural style is crucial for optimizing performance, scalability, and reliability. This choice is influenced by the unique requirements of different architectural styles and necessitates a deep understanding of database technologies and their characteristics.

Types of databases

Databases can be categorized into various types based on their data model, architecture, and use cases. Here are the main types of databases.

Relational databases (RDBMSs)

These databases store data in tables, which are linked to each other through relationships, typically using SQL for data manipulation and queries. They are known for their Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability (ACID) properties, ensuring reliable transactions. Examples include MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server.

NoSQL databases

NoSQL databases are recognized for their adaptability...

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