Serverless Distributed Systems in Modern .NET and Azure
Autor Patrick Kearnsen Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 aug 2026
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9798868828386
Pagini: 633
Ilustrații: XLII, 633 p. 40 illus.
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 37 mm
Greutate: 1.15 kg
Ediția:First Edition
Editura: APRESS L.P.
Colecția Apress
Pagini: 633
Ilustrații: XLII, 633 p. 40 illus.
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 37 mm
Greutate: 1.15 kg
Ediția:First Edition
Editura: APRESS L.P.
Colecția Apress
Notă biografică
Patrick Kearns is a senior software engineer, architect, and DevOps practitioner with more than three decades of professional experience, including more than 20 years working with .NET. He has worked across ecommerce, finance, insurance, and enterprise SaaS, helping teams design, build, and¿operate¿distributed systems where reliability and scalability are critical.
Patrick began his career building monolithic systems using early versions of ASP.NET and WCF. As the industry shifted toward microservices and event-driven architectures, he gained hands-on experience with the practical challenges of distributed systems, including latency, partial failure, and operational complexity. His work spans high-throughput ecommerce platforms and compliance-driven insurance systems, where architectural decisions had direct business impact
Patrick lives in Ireland, where he balances his work in technology with family life, writing, and creative projects. He continues to experiment, learn, and share knowledge, believing that the best way to master complex systems is to explain them clearly to others. His hope is that this book will help .NET developers feel confident tackling distributed, event-driven systems, and that it will provide both the technical guards and the mental models needed to succeed.
Patrick began his career building monolithic systems using early versions of ASP.NET and WCF. As the industry shifted toward microservices and event-driven architectures, he gained hands-on experience with the practical challenges of distributed systems, including latency, partial failure, and operational complexity. His work spans high-throughput ecommerce platforms and compliance-driven insurance systems, where architectural decisions had direct business impact
Patrick lives in Ireland, where he balances his work in technology with family life, writing, and creative projects. He continues to experiment, learn, and share knowledge, believing that the best way to master complex systems is to explain them clearly to others. His hope is that this book will help .NET developers feel confident tackling distributed, event-driven systems, and that it will provide both the technical guards and the mental models needed to succeed.
Cuprins
Chapter 1:Introduction to Distributed Systems and Serverless.- Chapter 2:Azure Functions Deep Dive.- Chapter 3:Events, Messaging, and Decoupled Communication.
The book is organised in three parts:¿
1. Foundations¿
- Chapter 1 introduces distributed systems and serverless.¿
- Chapter 2 dives deep into Azure Functions, triggers, bindings, execution model.¿
- Chapter 3 explores event-driven architectures with Event Grid and Service Bus.¿
- Chapter 4 covers data in distributed systems, including Cosmos DB and event sourcing.¿
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2. Patterns¿
- Chapter 5 introduces Durable Functions for workflows and orchestration.¿
- Chapter 6 applies integration patterns, external APIs, human workflows, hybrid¿systems.¿
- Chapter 7 adds observability, tracing, logging, telemetry, cost¿monitoring.¿¿
- Chapter 8 addresses security and identity, Azure AD, B2C, API gateways.¿
3. Operations and advanced cases¿
- Chapter 9 covers deployment,¿IaC, CI/CD, and zero-downtime strategies.¿
- Chapter 10 walks through case studies, file streaming, orchestration across services, multi-tenancy.¿
- Chapter 11 ties everything together with a reference architecture, risks, and a look ahead.¿
- Chapter 12 looks at the future of server less in .NET¿