Cloud Native Development with Google Cloud

Building Applications at Speed and Scale

By: Daniel Vaughan

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eText | 10 November 2023 | Edition Number 1

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Cloud native development gives you the power to rapidly build, secure, and scale software. But you still need to navigate many potential pitfalls along the way. Through practical examples, this book demonstrates how to use Google Cloud as a laboratory to enable rapid innovation, a factory to automate build and testing, and a citadel to operate applications at scale securely.

Author Daniel Vaughan shows you how to take applications from prototype to production by combining Google Cloud services, a cloud native programming model, and best practices. By following an example project from start to finish, developers, architects, and engineering managers working with the Google Cloud Platform will learn how to build and run cloud native applications on Google Cloud with confidence.

With this book, you will:

Understand cloud native development concepts including microservices, containerization, and event-driven architecture
Learn Google Cloud services that specifically support this development style: compute, persistence, messaging, DevOps, security and networking, and observability
Confidently build cloud native applications on Google Cloud
Learn how to address nonfunctional requirements such as security, observability, and testing
Successfully make the transition from initial proofs of concept and prototypes to production systems