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Microservices Architecture Second Edition is a book I read.
If you are working on microservices or considering them, this is a must-read.
The book thoroughly covers the architectural characteristics (non-functional requirements) required for distributed systems, making it a good read even if you are not solely focused on microservices.
If you want a quick overview of the concept of microservices, the first chapter is well-organized and worth referring to.
While there are some overlapping parts from monolith to microservices, the book is rich in in-depth discussions on microservices overall, so it shouldn't be much of a concern.
There is not much discussion on the implementation of microservices.
The book discusses Martin Fowler's concepts of shared ownership and strong ownership, which are important in designing the architecture of organizations and systems, and serve as a bridge between the two, so it's worth understanding.
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