Overview:
Chapter 1: Explain the basis of distributed-network, in-depth explanation of the Internet, NIO, AIO, object serialization in network transmission, the past and present of HTTP, TCP/IP, from CDN to SD-WAN, etc. .
Chapter 2: Explain the classic theory of distributed systems, involving the design concepts and consistency principles of distributed systems; the usage scenarios of ZooKeeper; the past and present of the CAP theory
; the BASE criterion, the principle of distributed transactions.
Chapter 3: Starting from RPC, explain the origin and principles of the distributed service governance framework, and explain the principles of ZeroC Ice and the actual combat of microservice architecture.
Chapters 4~6: Explain memory, distributed file storage and distributed computing in the form of topics, and explain relevant important theories, products, open source projects, and experience for each topic.
Chapter 7: In- depth explanation of the principle and usage of full-text retrieval and message queue middleware.
Chapter 8: Explain what pain points of the traditional architecture are solved by the microservice architecture represented by Kubernetes; what problems the microservice architecture solves by Service Mesh, and how to understand its principles and core content.
Chapter 9: Sharing the author's practical experience in architecture.
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