Distributed system
We all know that the traditional centralized system can no longer meet the three high requirements of today’s Internet, so the current system architecture is evolving towards the distributed system. At the same time, more and more enterprises choose to publish and deploy applications through the cloud, which greatly promotes the development of distributed systems. The future will be an explosion of distributed systems.
How to design a good distributed system?
The essence of designing a distributed system is “how to rationally divide a system into multiple subsystems and deploy them on different machines”. Broken down, the following six questions should be considered when designing distributed systems.
- How do you split a system into subsystems?
- How to plan communication between subsystems?
- How to consider security during communication?
- How do YOU make a subsystem scalable?
- How to ensure system reliability?
- How to achieve data consistency?
Once you solve these six problems, your distributed system is not perfect, but it is certainly good. However, designing a distributed system is certainly more difficult for those who have just started or have no contact with this field, and do not know where to start. Today LZ will bring you a perfect document to help you solve these problems! No matter you are a beginner or an experienced engineer, you can benefit from it!
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This volume provides a comprehensive introduction to the design of distributed systems from both a theoretical and practical perspective. Finally, it also provides a comprehensive practical case to teach you how to realize the micro service architecture based on Spring Cloud technology.
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Distributed development volume
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The remote invocation
Object-based distributed architecture
Maturity model
Microservices Architecture
Serverless architecture
Continuous integration deployment
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