I read Microservices Architecture, 2nd Edition.
If you are working on microservices or considering them, this is a must-read.
The book also touches on the architectural characteristics (non-functional requirements) required for distributed systems, making it worthwhile to read without being confined to a purely microservices perspective.
If you want a quick overview of the concept of microservices, the first chapter is well-organized and worth referencing.
There are some overlapping sections with monoliths transitioning to microservices, but overall, the book is rich in discussions specifically about microservices, so I don't think it will be a major concern.
There isn't much discussion on the implementation of microservices.
It discusses the concepts of shared ownership and strong ownership proposed by Martin Fowler, which are important concepts in the design of organizational and system architecture, serving as one of the connections between the organization and the system. It's something you should keep in mind.
