Reviews
I think it's a book that you have to read if you're the manager of the entire living room and you've got a cloud switch. It's good to be able to explain the cloud-neared methodology very easily based on success and failure. I think it's not technical, but access to the quest-to, which is a book that can help all of you, from the first people who learn cloud Nation to the best decision makers. Recommend!
This book gives us a variety of patterns about what companies should be doing to make cloud transitions. I didn't know that there were many patterns. In a way. It makes you nod. I felt like I wasn't just doing it with technology. It was not technical details, but it was great to understand the journey of companies to transform and revolutionize traditional companies. It's getting a little bit wider.
The book is good, but the translation is not a mess, it's the worst. It's too hard to buy a translation without buying a original text. If you're not an English hater, buy the original.
Finney Reznik et al.: Cloud Native Transformation
And three key ideas are described in detail. First, most customers who meet actually think that there is a problem with the adoption of technology when there's a problem in the organization. Second, the most important indicators that management should focus on are value creation time and the delays that are performed to distribute each team. Third, it takes too much time to discuss analytical paralysis, technology changes and how best to design solutions. Patterns will help to create more common ground in the way that we focus on these arguments, and make sure that we speed up the architecture decision, and ultimately replace the lower value of the architecture difference.
Korean title: 클라우드 네이티브 트랜스포메이션
Korean author: 피니 레즈닉 외
Korean publisher: 에이콘출판
ISBN-13: 9791161756172
Reviews
I think it's a book that you have to read if you're the manager of the entire living room and you've got a cloud switch. It's good to be able to explain the cloud-neared methodology very easily based on success and failure. I think it's not technical, but access to the quest-to, which is a book that can help all of you, from the first people who learn cloud Nation to the best decision makers. Recommend!
This book gives us a variety of patterns about what companies should be doing to make cloud transitions. I didn't know that there were many patterns. In a way. It makes you nod. I felt like I wasn't just doing it with technology. It was not technical details, but it was great to understand the journey of companies to transform and revolutionize traditional companies. It's getting a little bit wider.
The book is good, but the translation is not a mess, it's the worst. It's too hard to buy a translation without buying a original text. If you're not an English hater, buy the original.
