Engineering Reliable Mobile Applications
Strategies for Developing Resilient Client-Side Applications
by Kristine Chen, Venkat Patnala, Devin Carraway, Pranjal Deo
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Book Description
Imagine a situation where your services report healthy and serving but you receive multiple user reports of poor availability. How are these users accessing your service? Most likely, they are using your service through a client application, such as a mobile application on their phone. SRE traditionally has only supported systems and services run in datacenters rather than the code running on the client, and this can lead to issues that go unnoticed until it is too late. This report explains the importance of client-side reliability, describes the challenges of working in such an environment, and provides a useful set of SRE concepts and potential tools to apply to your own client applications.This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY). You can download Engineering Reliable Mobile Applications ebook for free in PDF format (1.7 MB).
Table of Contents
Engineering Reliable Mobile Applications
How to SRE a Mobile Application
Case Studies
SRE: Hope Is Not a Mobile Strategy
Book Details
Title
Engineering Reliable Mobile Applications
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
O'Reilly Media
Published
2019
Pages
36
Edition
1
Language
English
ISBN13 Digital
9781492057413
ISBN10 Digital
149205741X
PDF Size
1.7 MB
License
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