Microservices
Microservices are an application architecture style where independent, self-contained programs with a single purpose each can communicate with each other over a network. Typically, these microservices are able to be deployed independently because they have strong separation of responsibilities via a well-defined specification with significant backwards compatibility to avoid sudden dependency breakage.
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- Hand-On Docker for Microservices with Python by Jaime Buelta: Does a good job defining the whole process of building a microservices python application, from the microservice concept to the definition of the CI, integration testing, deployment in Kubernetes, definition of logging and metrics. But it doesn't help much with the project layout definition or if you want to build your application while following it.
- Hands-On RESTful Python Web Services by Gaston C.Hillar: I didn't like it at all.