Unlock the potential of microservices architecture and master the art of building scalable and resilient web applications using Django

• Deliver, optimize, and secure high-performing microservices in Django
• Apply community-standard components for microservices like DRF (RESTful APIs), Celery, RabbitMQ, Redis, and Django's Cache Framework
• Transform existing monolithic applications into microservices

This book is for Django developers looking to create optimized and scalable web applications using microservices. With it, you’ll learn the principles of microservices and message/task queues and build your first microservices with Django RESTful APIs (DFR) and RabbitMQ. You’ll also master the fundamentals, dockerize your microservices, and optimize and secure them for production environments. By the end, you'll have the skills to design and develop production-ready Django microservices applications with DFR, Celery/RabbitMQ, Redis, and Django's cache framework.

• Understand the architecture of microservices and how Django implements it
• Build microservices that leverage community-standard components such as Celery, RabbitMQ, and Redis
• Test microservices and deploy them with Docker
• Enhance the security of your microservices for production readiness
• Boost microservice performance through caching
• Implement best practices to design and deploy high-performing microservices

This microservices and Django book is for Django developers who want to take the next step in back-end application development by adopting cloud-native microservices. Backend developers with working knowledge of Flask or other Python programming web frameworks will also benefit from this book. Basic knowledge of developing web APIs will help you get started with quickly building microservices on your own.

1. What Is a Microservice?
2. Introducing the Django Microservices Architecture
3. Setting Up the Development and Runtime Environment
4. Cloud-Native Data Processing with MongoDB
5. Creating RESTful APIs for Microservices
6. Orchestrating Microservices with Celery and RabbitMQ
7. Testing Microservices
8. Deploying Microservices with Docker
9. Securing Microservices
10. Improving Microservices Performance with Caching
11. Best Practices for Microservices
12. Transforming a Monolithic Web Application into a Microservices Version