Whitepaper: Design patterns for container-based distributed systems

I read it recently. whitepaper 2016 Brendan Burns and David Oppenheimer talked about the patterns for designing distributed systems that originated in the container world. I found this article while I was preparing for the Code of Architecture edition of Kubernetes Patterns. I found the article interesting from the point of view of history, as one of the co-authors of the article (Brendan Burns) He is also a co-author of Kubernetes.

In this paper, the authors draw parallels between patterns from object-oriented programming and container patterns that provide useful abstractions for constructing distributed systems. They consider three variants of patterns: Patterns of the level of one container Patterns of the same machine level (single-node) Patterns of the level of many machines (multi-node)

Details in article on my blog. Attached several illustrations from the article to visually show the content of the whitepaper.

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