Cloud Architecture Patterns 1st Edition

For anyone new to cloud computing this book is a very good introduction on cloud design patterns. The author has explained things in a very simple and elegant way. What I liked the most is that this book covers the various design issues in moving to cloud and has a running example in the page of photos sample.Definitely I would recommend this book for anyone new to cloud computing and want to understand the different design considerations. Though the sample pages of photo app is developed in Azure, we can easily correlate to other platforms like Amazon Web Services.

Regardless the fact that there few code samples this book is very good. I read it non stop! its very well written

A good read for those starting on moving applications to the Cloud. It gives the various options and patterns to choose from.

Clear and concise. It helps a lots.

Great chapters on the various cloud patterns usable within the Azure. I enjoyed the read as it related directly to azure but also found the more general sense of the book to be very helpful in applying to other providers such as AWS.

I have been working as an architect for many years, and as a cloud architect for several. I was hoping to find a book full of use cases and samples (i.e., diagrams) on how to implement these specific patterns in the cloud using Azure components (as the name states). But instead i read lots of text about NFRs (non-functional requirements) that should be considered for various use cases. Its probably a decent book for beginning architects to understand NFRs and things to consider when moving to the cloud, but NOT for a architecture or design "patterns" book which i expect to contain specific solutions to different use cases. (I returned it)

Well written and thought provoking

Provided real world examples for each topic area. Explanations were complete and concise. Highly recommend particularly for those needing a broad understanding of the topic.