- Software Architecture with Python
- Table of Contents
- Software Architecture with Python
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Customer Feedback
- Preface
- 1. Principles of Software Architecture
- Defining Software Architecture
- Characteristics of Software Architecture
- An architecture defines a structure
- An architecture picks a core set of elements
- An architecture captures early design decisions
- An architecture manages stakeholder requirements
- An architecture influences the organizational structure
- An architecture is influenced by its environment
- An architecture documents the system
- An architecture often conforms to a pattern
- Importance of Software Architecture
- System versus enterprise architecture
- Architectural quality attributes
- Summary
- 2. Writing Modifiable and Readable Code
- 3. Testability – Writing Testable Code
- 4. Good Performance is Rewarding!
- What is performance?
- Software performance engineering
- Performance testing and measurement tools
- Performance complexity
- Measuring performance
- Profiling
- Other tools
- Programming for performance – data structures
- Summary
- 5. Writing Applications That Scale
- Scalability and performance
- Concurrency
- Thumbnail generator
- Multithreading – Python and GIL
- Multithreading versus multiprocessing
- Pre-emptive versus cooperative multitasking
- The asyncio module in Python
- Waiting for a future – async and await
- Concurrent futures – high-level concurrent processing
- Scaling for the Web
- Scaling workflows – message queues and task queues
- Celery – a distributed task queue
- Summary
- 6. Security – Writing Secure Code
- 7. Design Patterns in Python
- 8. Python – Architectural Patterns
- 9. Deploying Python Applications
- Deployability
- Tiers of software deployment architecture
- Software deployment in Python
- Deployment – patterns and best practices
- Summary
- 10. Techniques for Debugging
- Maximum subarray problem
- Simple debugging tricks and techniques
- Logging as a debugging technique
- Debugging tools—using debuggers
- Advanced debugging—tracing
- Summary
- Index
Mike Driscoll has been programming in Python since 2006. He enjoys writing about Python in his blog, http://www.blog.pythonlibrary.org/. He has coauthored the Core Python refcard for DZone. He has also worked as a technical reviewer for Python 3 Object Oriented Programming, Python 2.6 Graphics Cookbook, Tkinter GUI Application Development Hotshot, and several other book. He recently wrote the book Python 101 and is working on his next book.
I would like to thank my beautiful wife, Evangeline, for always supporting me and my friends and family for all that they do to help me. And I would like to thank Jesus Christ for saving me.
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