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Full Description
Build a resilient, cloud-native foundation by tackling common anti-patterns head on with practical strategies, cultural shifts, and technical fixes across AWS, Azure, and GCP
Key Features
Identify common anti-patterns in agile cloud-native delivery and learn to adopt good habits
Learn high-performing cloud-native delivery with expert strategies and real-world examples
Get prescriptive guidance on how to spot and remediate anti-patterns in your organization
Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook
Book DescriptionSuccessfully transitioning to a cloud-native architecture demands more than just new tools—it requires a change in mindset. Written by cloud transformation experts Gerald Bachlmayr, Aiden Ziegelaar, Alan Blockley, and Bojan Zivic—this guide shows you how to identify and remediate cloud anti-patterns, manage FinOps, meet security goals, and understand cloud storage, thus steering your organization to become truly cloud native. You will develop the skills necessary to navigate the cloud native landscape, irrespective of the platform: AWS. Azure or GCP!
You'll start by exploring the events that shaped our understanding of the modern cloud-native stack. Through practical examples, you'll learn how to implement a suitable governance model, adopt FinOps and DevSecOps best practices, and create an effective cloud native roadmap. You will identify common anti-patterns and refactor them into best practices.
The book examines potential pitfalls and suggests solutions that enhance business agility. You'll also gain expert insights into observability, migrations, and testing of cloud native solutions.What you will learn
Get to grips with the common anti-patterns of building on and migrating to the cloud
Identify security pitfalls before they become insurmountable
Acknowledge governance challenges before they become problematic
Drive cultural change in your organization for cloud adoption
Explore examples across the SDLC phases and technology layers
Minimize the operational risk of releases using powerful deployment strategies
Refactor or migrate a solution from an anti-pattern to a best practice design
Effectively adopt supply chain security practices
Who this book is forThis book is for cloud professionals with any level of experience who want to deepen their knowledge and guide their organization toward cloud-native success. It is Ideal for cloud architects, engineers (cloud, software, data, or network), cloud security experts, technical leaders, and cloud operations personnel. While no specific expertise is required, a background in architecture, software development, data, networks, operations, or governance will be helpful.
Contents
Table of Contents
The Benefits of Cloud Native and Common Misunderstandings
Strategizing Your Shift to Cloud Native
Rethinking Governance in a Cloud-Native Paradigm
How to Avoid a Bill Shock
Deliver Rapidly and Continuously without Compromising Security
How to Meet Your Security and Compliance Goals
Expressing Your Business Goals in Application Code
Don't Get Lost in the Data Jungle
Connecting It All
Observing Your Architecture
Running It without Breaking It
Migrating from Old to New
How Do You Know It All Works?
How to Get Started with Your Cloud Native Improvement Journey
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