The Best NAT Books of All Time

Discover the most influential NAT books, recommended by leaders, experts, and readers worldwide

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Book Cover of Mr Stuart D Fordham - VPNs and NAT for Cisco Networks: A CCIE v5 guide to Tunnels, DMVPN, VPNs and NAT (Cisco CCIE Routing and Switching V5.0)

By Mr Stuart D Fordham – CCIE Certified Network Engineer (you?) 

4.63
| 2015 | 258 Pages
Recommended for: 
Network Engineers and IT Professionals. Intermediate to Advanced readers.
Reviews:
Practical Examples
Clear Explanation
Suitable for CCIE
Helpful for Weak Areas
Loaded with Examples
Not Enough Detail
Missing IKEv2 Integration
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Book Cover of Chanaka Fernando - Designing Microservices Platforms with NATS: A modern approach to designing and implementing scalable microservices platforms with NATS messaging

By Chanaka Fernando – Solution architect with 12+ years of experience in designing, implementing, and supporting enterprise-scale software solutions (you?) 

4.39
| 2021 | 356 Pages
Recommended for: 
Enterprise software architects and developers with intermediate-level experience in any programming language and software architecture. Intermediate readers.
You will:
  • Understand the use of a messaging backbone for inter-service communication in microservices architecture
  • Design and build a real-world microservices platform with NATS as the messaging backbone using the Go programming language
  • Explore security, observability, and best practices for building a microservices platform with NATS
  • Learn how to handle transactions and message delivery guarantees with microservices
  • Discover how a NATS microservices platform integrates with an enterprise ecosystem
Reviews:
Real-world Example
Practical Implementation
Scalability Focus
Security Emphasis
Best Practices Guidance
Lack of Comparisons
Potential Lack of Impact
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4.98
| 2024 | 30-300 pages
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Recommended for: 
All readers across all knowledge levels.
You will:
  • Get a NAT book tailored to your interests, goals, and background
  • Receive a book precisely matching your background and level of knowledge
  • Select which topics you want to learn, exclude the topics you don't
  • Define your learning goals and let your book guide you to accomplish them
  • Get all the knowledge you need consolidated into a single focused book
Reviews:
Insightful
Focused
Highly Personalized
Easy to Read
Engaging
Actionable
Up-to-Date
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Book Cover of Waldemar Quevedo - Practical NATS: From Beginner to Pro

By Waldemar Quevedo – Senior Software Engineer at Apcera (you?) 

4.33
| 2018 | 278 Pages
Recommended for: 
Developers transitioning to messaging-based approach, familiar with REST-style APIs, some familiarity with Go. Intermediate to Advanced readers.
You will:
  • Learn to use NATS as a communication solution for services, understanding its design, protocol, and communication styles.
  • Explore setting up and configuring NATS servers, troubleshooting common failures, and operating them effectively.
  • Develop production-ready cloud native applications using NATS, implement advanced usage like failure detectors and tracing.
  • Understand how NATS fits into cloud native applications and microservices architectures, its performance characteristics, and benefits.
  • Transition from REST-style APIs to a messaging-based approach using NATS for better communication among components.
Reviews:
Fundamentals Explained
Real-world Projects
Transition Support
Performance Characteristics
Simple Design
Not Comprehensive
Limited Examples
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