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Kubernetes for Developers
by
Joseph Heck
2018
Kubernetes is a powerful container orchestration platform that can significantly improve the way developers build, test, and deploy applications. In 'Kubernetes for Developers,' you'll learn essential Kubernetes concepts and master practical skills to containerize, run, and manage your code efficiently.What this Book will help me doBuild and encapsulate your applications within containers using Docker.Debug and deploy containerized applications in a Kubernetes environment.Implement and manage configurations for your applications through Kubernetes declarative tools.Monitor and optimize services to ensure efficiency and reliability in Kubernetes.Leverage continuous integration and troubleshooting techniques in Kubernetes workflows.Author(s)Joseph Heck is a veteran software engineer and cloud technology expert with decades of industry experience. With a passion for teaching, he is known for his approachable and pragmatic style in explaining technical concepts. Through this book, he shares hands-on lessons about Kubernetes tailored to the developer's perspective, making sophisticated orchestration topics accessible.Who is it for?This book is tailored for software developers, including full-stack and back-end engineers, who are looking to enhance their skills with Kubernetes. Especially focused on those utilizing Node.js and Python, its practical examples address common development and deployment tasks. If you aim to integrate Kubernetes into your development workflow or bring consistency to your deployment processes, this guide is for you.
Kubernetes for Developers
Kubernetes provides a means to describe what your application needs and how it should run by orchestrating containers on your behalf to operate your software across a single, dozens, or hundreds of machines. Originally created and open sourced from Google, you can use their technology to help run, test, and scale your applications regardless.