A few days ago, I browsed it roughly. It was quite good. It made me understand what a real distributed architecture is and what I used before.ProgramLayering is not the same thing. I used to write a "standalone version" program, so I don't feel the benefits of layering. The original layering came from distributed...
This book introduces the following knowledge points:
- Component Technology and classification (divided into service providers and information packages)
- XML Service
- . NET Enterprise Service (actually COM +)
- Multithreading
- Windows Service
- MSMQ (Message Queue)
- . Net remoting
It also describes in detail what to consider when designing a distributed system:
- Data Layer Optimization
- Security
- Monitoring
- Logs
- Performance Tracking and counters
- Upgrade deployment policy
Finally, we will introduce three case projects step by step to help readers better understand the use of these technologies.
A bad thing is that this book is based on. NET 1.1. It seems a little outdated, but its design and philosophy are also worth learning.
I plan to finish reading the book in one month, and finish the exercises and case programs. After reading the book, I plan to read the next book:
Enterprise Services with the. NET Framework: developing distributed business solutions with. NET Enterprise Services (Microsoft. NET development series)