Unlock the secrets of cloud-native success with step-by-step recipes for conquering every stage of microservice deployment. The convergence of microservices and cloud technology represents a significant paradigm shift in software development. To fully leverage the potential of both, integration from the outset of application development is crucial. Cloud-native microservices cookbook serve as a conduit, harmonizing disparate elements of microservice construction by establishing a cohesive framework from inception to deployment. This book meticulously outlines the various stages involved in launching an application utilizing cloud-native microservices. It commences with the foundational aspects of application development, emphasizing microservice architecture principles such as configuration and service discovery, considering cloud infrastructure. Progressing through containerization, continuous integration (CI), and continuous deployment (CD) pipelines, the book explores the intricacies of orchestration, high availability (HA), auto scalability, and cloud security. Subsequently, it elucidates the significance of observability in monitoring microservices post-deployment, concluding with a comprehensive exploration of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for cloud infrastructure provisioning. Java has been an enterprise grade programming language for more than two decades and has proven to be the best for developing big and highly complex software. The language has evolved a lot from its initial days, has great features and is also quite easy to learn. There are too many practitioners of Java round the globe, and this led to a lot of material getting accumulated freely over the internet on different nuances of programming. Spring Boot is a framework created on top of Spring framework, and is the most matured and tested Java framework for production ready microservices, with enormous support available over the internet.