Production Engineering Toolkit — Free Chapter for Backend Engineers
This is a free chapter from the book “Production Engineering Toolkit”.
It’s written for backend engineers who are tired of:
• Fake test data
• Toy examples
• “Hello world” tutorials that don’t reflect real systems
In this chapter, you’ll learn:
– Why Lombok silently breaks debugging in production
– How stack traces can point to code that literally does not exist
– Why annotation-heavy systems become invisible failure machines
– How a single abstraction layer can turn a simple bug into a 3-hour outage
This is not a tutorial.
This is a real production failure story — with lessons you can actually use.
You’ll get:
– 1 PDF chapter (~10 pages)
– A real production debugging story
– Practical engineering lessons
– No fluff, no motivation talk, no beginner content
Who this is for:
✔ Backend Engineers
✔ Java / JVM developers
✔ Engineers working with Spring Boot, Hibernate, microservices
✔ Anyone who has ever debugged production at 2AM
Who this is NOT for:
✘ Beginners
✘ People looking for “learn Java in 7 days”
✘ People who want theoretical CS content
If you find this useful, the full book includes 11 more chapters covering:
– JVM resource lies inside containers
– Atomic operations corrupting data
– JSON serialization destroying response times
– Annotation-based systems failing silently
– N+1 query explosions
– And 7 more real production failure stories
👉 Get the full book here:
If this saved you time, here is the full version engineers use in production:
Production Engineering Master Bundle All playbooks, checklists, and incident systems in one package.devrimozcay.gumroad.com/l/zgpdy
Backend Performance Rescue Kit — Find and Fix the 20 Bottlenecks Killing Your Appdevrimozcay.gumroad.com/l/rkdgug
Production Failure Playbook — Volume 2 50 incidents that cost companies $10K–$1Mdevrimozcay.gumroad.com/l/artmf
Production Engineering Toolkit — Real Production Failuresdevrimozcay.gumroad.com/l/rlmxr
• 1 PDF chapter from “Production Engineering Toolkit” • A real production failure case study • Practical lessons for backend engineers • No fluff, no beginner content