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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Modern applications are rarely just one program anymore. They're a collection of services, databases, caches, and message queues, all trying to work together. .NET Aspire is Microsoft's answer to the mess this creates: a set of tools built directly into .NET that let you run, connect, and observe your entire application with one command, instead of ten terminal windows and a prayer.Picture this: you open your laptop, run one command, and your entire application, five services, three databases, and a message broker, comes to life in seconds, all correctly connected, all visible in one dashboard.Now picture the alternative. Ten terminal tabs. A config file that's out of sync with production. A bug that takes three hours to trace across four services because nothing talks to anything else in a way you can actually see.You've probably lived some version of both. This book exists because the second scenario shouldn't be normal. By the final chapter, you'll have taken a single idea, a small online store, all the way from a blank folder to a monitored, tested, deployed application running on real cloud infrastructure. Every problem you'll hit along the way, service discovery, flaky networks, failed messages, slow queries, gets solved in the book, not left as an exercise.What's Inside- Setting up and structuring a real Aspire application from scratch- Connecting services through HTTP and gRPC, with proper retries and timeouts- Working with PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis side by side- Building event-driven workflows with RabbitMQ and Azure Service Bus- Full observability: structured logging, distributed tracing, and metrics- A complete testing strategy: unit, integration, and end-to-end- Deploying to Azure Container Apps and Kubernetes- Automating everything with a real CI/CD pipelineWho It's Meant ForThis book is written for .NET developers who already know their way around C# and want to move beyond single-project applications into the world of distributed, cloud-native systems. If you've felt the pain of juggling multiple services locally, or you're being asked to 'modernize' an application and aren't sure where to start, this book meets you exactly there. No prior microservices experience required, just a working knowledge of .NET.You already know the old way is slow, fragile, and frustrating. The only question is how much longer you want to keep working that way.Open Chapter 1, run your first command, and watch your entire application start in seconds. Everything else follows from there.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. We live in a world obsessed with the centralized cloud. But the cloud has a fatal flaw: it is physically too far away from where real action happens. When you deploy software to a factory floor, a remote agricultural drone, or an offshore oil rig, you are operating at the Edge. Here, network connections drop without warning, bandwidth is incredibly expensive, and latency can cause catastrophic physical accidents. To survive this hostile environment, developers are turning to Rust. With its absolute memory safety, microscopic footprint, and zero-cost abstractions, Rust is the ultimate language for building autonomous systems that cannot afford to fail.Edge Computing for Developers is your complete blueprint for moving intelligent software out of the data center and into the chaotic physical world. I will show you exactly how to engineer highly performant, decentralized systems that process massive streams of physical data in milliseconds, make autonomous safety decisions locally, and automatically heal themselves when the hardware inevitably fails.What's insideIn this comprehensive guide, you will learn how to master the physical constraints of distributed hardware. We will cover: Bare-Metal Performance: Writing hyper-efficient, asynchronous Rust code that runs on a fraction of a single CPU core without draining battery life.Offline Autonomy: Engineering embedded local databases and store-and-forward queues so your system continues working perfectly during week-long network blackouts.Zero Trust Security: Locking down your physical hardware with Mutual TLS, hardened read-only containers, and stateless offline authentication.Bandwidth Conservation: Building intelligent data filters that strip away useless noise, shrinking your network transmission costs by over eighty percent.Self-Healing AIOps: Implementing lightweight, local statistical algorithms that allow your hardware to detect its own anomalies and automatically reboot before a crash occurs.This book is written for backend software developers, DevOps engineers, and systems architects who are ready to break out of the comfortable, centralized cloud. If you are responsible for building Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, telecommunications infrastructure, or automation networks, this is your survival guide. You do not need a deep background in electrical engineering, but a foundational understanding of programming and networking will help you grasp these concepts quickly.The future of computing is not centralized in a distant warehouse; it is distributed everywhere around us. If your software relies entirely on an internet connection to function, your system is already obsolete.It is time to take control of the physical edge. Grab your copy today, and let us start building software that survives the real world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: New. Print on Demand.

Condition: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. We live in a world obsessed with the centralized cloud. But the cloud has a fatal flaw: it is physically too far away from where real action happens. When you deploy software to a factory floor, a remote agricultural drone, or an offshore oil rig, you are operating at the Edge. Here, network connections drop without warning, bandwidth is incredibly expensive, and latency can cause catastrophic physical accidents. To survive this hostile environment, developers are turning to Rust. With its absolute memory safety, microscopic footprint, and zero-cost abstractions, Rust is the ultimate language for building autonomous systems that cannot afford to fail.Edge Computing for Developers is your complete blueprint for moving intelligent software out of the data center and into the chaotic physical world. I will show you exactly how to engineer highly performant, decentralized systems that process massive streams of physical data in milliseconds, make autonomous safety decisions locally, and automatically heal themselves when the hardware inevitably fails.What's insideIn this comprehensive guide, you will learn how to master the physical constraints of distributed hardware. We will cover: Bare-Metal Performance: Writing hyper-efficient, asynchronous Rust code that runs on a fraction of a single CPU core without draining battery life.Offline Autonomy: Engineering embedded local databases and store-and-forward queues so your system continues working perfectly during week-long network blackouts.Zero Trust Security: Locking down your physical hardware with Mutual TLS, hardened read-only containers, and stateless offline authentication.Bandwidth Conservation: Building intelligent data filters that strip away useless noise, shrinking your network transmission costs by over eighty percent.Self-Healing AIOps: Implementing lightweight, local statistical algorithms that allow your hardware to detect its own anomalies and automatically reboot before a crash occurs.This book is written for backend software developers, DevOps engineers, and systems architects who are ready to break out of the comfortable, centralized cloud. If you are responsible for building Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, telecommunications infrastructure, or automation networks, this is your survival guide. You do not need a deep background in electrical engineering, but a foundational understanding of programming and networking will help you grasp these concepts quickly.The future of computing is not centralized in a distant warehouse; it is distributed everywhere around us. If your software relies entirely on an internet connection to function, your system is already obsolete.It is time to take control of the physical edge. Grab your copy today, and let us start building software that survives the real world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…