Isbn: 9798245002590 - tcp/ip for modern systems: understanding networking in cloud, apis, and distributed apps (4 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. TCP/IP Isn't Broken-Your Mental Model IsModern systems fail in ways dashboards can't explain.Latency spikes without packet loss. Retries make outages worse. Everything looks "healthy," yet users suffer.This book shows you why.If you build, run, or debug modern systems, you already rely on TCP/IP networking every day-but most engineers were never taught how it actually behaves under load, time pressure, and partial failure in real environments.You've felt the pain: You've chased network latency and performance issues with more resources-and made them worseYou've blamed "the network" without having the right network debugging techniquesYou've watched retries, pools, and load balancers amplify failuresYou've read networking books that stop at theory and don't help in productionThis book closes that gap.Instead of protocol trivia, you'll learn how TCP/IP behaves as a living system inside real kernels, clouds, APIs, and distributed architectures. It connects cloud networking fundamentals with what actually happens in production systems-where time, queues, and congestion dominate behavior.You'll gain practical insight into: Distributed systems networking and why partial failures are the normHow TCP congestion control shapes latency, throughput, and system stabilityWhy "same region" does not mean low or predictable latencyHow retries, connection pools, and abstractions quietly break systemsWhat effective API performance optimization looks like when TCP behavior is respectedWhat you'll get from this book: A durable TCP/IP mental model that holds up under real-world pressureClear explanations of latency, queues, backpressure, and congestionPractical guidance for DevOps networking and SRE networking in cloud-native systemsStep-by-step approaches to debugging slow, partial, and cascading failuresDesign principles for building network-aware, failure-tolerant softwareWritten for developers, DevOps engineers, SREs, and operators, this book gives you the missing intuition that turns networking from guesswork into engineering.If you want fewer outages, faster debugging, and systems you actually understand-start here. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. TCP/IP Isn't Broken-Your Mental Model IsModern systems fail in ways dashboards can't explain.Latency spikes without packet loss. Retries make outages worse. Everything looks "healthy," yet users suffer.This book shows you why.If you build, run, or debug modern systems, you already rely on TCP/IP networking every day-but most engineers were never taught how it actually behaves under load, time pressure, and partial failure in real environments.You've felt the pain: You've chased network latency and performance issues with more resources-and made them worseYou've blamed "the network" without having the right network debugging techniquesYou've watched retries, pools, and load balancers amplify failuresYou've read networking books that stop at theory and don't help in productionThis book closes that gap.Instead of protocol trivia, you'll learn how TCP/IP behaves as a living system inside real kernels, clouds, APIs, and distributed architectures. It connects cloud networking fundamentals with what actually happens in production systems-where time, queues, and congestion dominate behavior.You'll gain practical insight into: Distributed systems networking and why partial failures are the normHow TCP congestion control shapes latency, throughput, and system stabilityWhy "same region" does not mean low or predictable latencyHow retries, connection pools, and abstractions quietly break systemsWhat effective API performance optimization looks like when TCP behavior is respectedWhat you'll get from this book: A durable TCP/IP mental model that holds up under real-world pressureClear explanations of latency, queues, backpressure, and congestionPractical guidance for DevOps networking and SRE networking in cloud-native systemsStep-by-step approaches to debugging slow, partial, and cascading failuresDesign principles for building network-aware, failure-tolerant softwareWritten for developers, DevOps engineers, SREs, and operators, this book gives you the missing intuition that turns networking from guesswork into engineering.If you want fewer outages, faster debugging, and systems you actually understand-start here. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…