Addison Wesley Strategic Monoliths and Microservices: Driving Innovation Using Purposeful Architecture

Very insightful

A book so needed by the software industry and focusing on what's more needed, a book with a software perspective that addresses the business. Vaughn and Tomazs made a book accessible a complex topic as is strategic thinking towards Software Development. A book that helps not only Software Developers but people in other fields to __make the right questions to address the high-value business initiatives__. I do recommend this book to any software developer, architect, tech lead, or principal that works on complex domains. It gives you the right perspective and the tools to address these problems from a Strategic point of view. It's important that it gives _how_ and _why_ you should make decisions based on business. That's what makes more valuable the decisions made by engineering leadership. This book doesn't include the implementation part, which will come later in the next book, yet understanding this part is crucial to later have high-impact implementations. Without this good reasoning, it doesn't matter how good is the implementation if you are implementing the wrong thing. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did! Already applying concepts in my day-to-day

Good book explaining how to build the rationale behind some decisions and give important tips about the right time. I've been reading but I haven't done yet.

This is a great book - though technical, I am able to zip through it because of how clearly it is written and how well organized the topics are.

I've been waiting for a physical copy of this book because I've started to read the digital edition and I knew the content is top notch. It is really a shame the printed version that arrived to me is so bad. The awful paper quality and ink makes it practically illegible and it feels like it has been badly cut. I will probably return it back and get the digital edition or find out if there are professionally printed versions of this book.