Kubernetes in Action

Whether you like it or not, you probably have to use Kubernetes these days, and this is my favorite book for learning it. It covers absolutely everything you need to know, starting with a basic intro to Docker and going deeper and deeper, all the way to Kubernetes internals.

I also liked the organization of the book, which makes it easy to skip to the parts you need, and the way the book shows the depth and breadth of everything Kubernetes does (deployment, monitoring, config management, secrets management, service discovery, volumes, SSH access, and much more), and how this is… show more.

This book captivated me with its thorough breakdown of Kubernetes core components like pods, services, and deployments.

I appreciated how the authors presented these advanced topics in a way that would make sense to anyone, really enhancing my ability to integrate Kubernetes into a development workflow and gain a new point of view on scalability, deployment speed, etc.

What truly sets this book apart for me, however, is its remarkable balance between theoretical insights and practical application, as this is the key balance when aiming to learn something new. I was particularly impressed by the hands-on examples that prepare you,… show more.