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The rapid shift toward cloud computing has transformed how software is built, deployed, and maintained. As more organizations embrace the cloud, the need for cloud-native applications—those designed to fully leverage the scalability, flexibility, and resilience of cloud environments—has never been more critical. For software engineers, this means mastering a new set of paradigms, tools, and design patterns that will enable the development of modern, distributed systems.Cloud-Native Software Engineering: Design Patterns and Best Practices provides a comprehensive guide to building and optimizing software for the cloud. This book is aimed at developers, architects, and engineers looking to understand and implement cloud-native principles, with a particular focus on the patterns and practices that will help them design robust, scalable, and maintainable applications.Through this book, you will explore the core principles of cloud-native development, including microservices architecture, containerization, continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD), and observability. We will examine the key design patterns used to solve common challenges in cloud-native applications, such as service discovery, circuit breaking, and event-driven architectures. Along the way, we’ll dive deep into real-world scenarios, providing you with hands-on strategies for applying these patterns effectively.As cloud-native technologies evolve, so too must our understanding of how to best architect and engineer software for the cloud. By embracing the practices outlined in this book, you will gain the insights and tools needed to build software that is not only scalable and resilient but also agile and capable of meeting the ever-changing needs of users.Whether you are new to cloud-native development or looking to refine your existing skills, Cloud-Native Software Engineering will guide you through the best practices and proven design patterns that will enable you to build systems that truly harness the power of the cloud.