Embark on a coding adventure like no other with *The ADOORable Engineer: Coding Microservices That Won’t Leave You Locked Out*. Join a fresh-faced cadet on the starship HMS ADOORable as you modernize the ship’s outdated DOOR control system. From exploring a quirky legacy binary to building a scalable microservice architecture, this book offers a hands-on journey through software development with plenty of laughs and learning along the way.
Guided by the stern yet humorous Lieutenant Rick Carter, you’ll tackle real-world challenges such as building APIs, implementing version control, creating automated tests, and enhancing security. Along the way, you’ll dive into key DevOps practices like monitoring, logging, and containerization, all while refactoring and optimizing the system to meet the demands of a spacefaring crew. Each chapter builds on the last, gradually introducing new concepts with practical examples.
Whether you’re a novice or an experienced coder, this book offers a fresh and entertaining take on learning microservices and DevOps. Through engaging exercises, clever humor, and a compelling storyline, you’ll gain the skills and confidence needed to create robust software solutions. So grab your keyboard, suit up, and get ready to become the ADOORable engineer you were meant to be!
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Polishing the Engineering Chronicles
Attention, cadets and esteemed crew! Lieutenant Rick Carter here, with an update from the engineering bay. The book’s core systems are operational, and we’ve officially entered the review phase! This is where we fine-tune every DOOR detail, from the funniest anecdotes to the most precise code snippets. My job is to ensure the content is…
Embarking on an Engineering Odyssey
Attention, crew and cadets! Lieutenant Rick Carter here, reporting from the engineering bay of the HMS ADOORable. Today marks the launch of a bold new mission—documenting the journey of transforming rookie engineers into ADOORable masterminds! This book isn’t just a guide; it’s a saga of innovation, resilience, and, well, occasionally yelling at uncooperative DOORs. From…