Complete Idiot's Guide to Cloud Native
summary
A practical roadmap that maps tools to tasks: an online shopping app is containerized with Docker, orchestrated by Kubernetes pods across clusters and nodes to auto-scale for a 5,000-user sale, reducing costs by paying per CPU/memory instead of whole servers. Service mesh (Linkerd/Consul) provides service-to-service security and rerouting, observability uses Prometheus/Grafana plus OpenTelemetry/Jaeger for traces, CI/CD with Jenkins/Argo/Tekton automates frequent delivery, and Java stacks like Open Liberty and Quarkus claim dramatic footprint and startup improvements.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction to cloud native
- 1:06What is cloud native
- 3:52Application architecture evolution
- 6:41Containerization explained
- 8:11Container orchestration engines
- 11:00Service mesh purpose
- 12:48Observability in cloud native
- 14:38CI CD pipelines
- 17:31DevOps methodology
- 18:1112 factor app principles
- 19:35Distributed tracing
- 21:44Asynchronous programming
- 23:09Reactive programming
- 23:53Serverless computing
- 25:17Dependency injection
- 27:02Java frameworks for cloud
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