I stopped reading it after making 50% progress of the book.
You should read this book only if you are a big fan of the author's previous books and don't mind life advices given to you with nothing but anecdotal evidences in the frame of the theories from his previous books.
About 60% of the book in I have already figured out how it would inevitably end so that it feels unnecessarily long and drawn out to reach the conclusion.
A great introductory book giving you the basic architecture and knowledge required for what the buzz surrounding Serverless architecture is all about. Comes with in-depth tutorials and code samples.
This book gives you a great overview (overview being the keyword here) of what could be possible, how to implement different use-cases and how to handle different edge cases in an event-driven system using Apache Kafka.