• Title: Kubernetes for Full-Stack Developers
• Author(s) Jamon Camisso, Hanif Jetha, Katherine Juell
• Publisher: DigitalOcean (2020-01); eBook (Creative Commons Licensed)
• License(s): CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
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• eBook: PDF (637 pages) and ePub
• Language: English
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• ISBN-13: 978-0-9997730-3-1
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Book Description

This book is designed to help newcomers and experienced users alike learn about Kubernetes. Its chapters are designed to introduce core Kubernetes concepts and to build on them to a level where running an application on a production cluster is a familiar, repeatable, and automated process. From there, more advanced topics are introduced, like how to manage a Kubernetes cluster itself.

There are numerous tools, networking configurations, and processes that can help make Kubernetes more approachable. This book will examine each topic in turn so that anyone who follows along will be able to build, manage, and monitor a Kubernetes cluster on their own.

• Learning Kubernetes core concepts
• Modernizing applications to work with containers
• Containerizing applications
• Deploying applications to Kubernetes
• Managing cluster operations

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