Continuous Delivery Handbook: Non-Programmer's Guide To DevOps, Microservices And Kubernetes

by Stephen Fleming

Overview

Are you a non-coder looking for insight into DevOps, Microservices Architecture and Kubernetes?

As the industry is moving towards maximum digitization there is a consensus that DevOps practices help you deliver software faster, more reliable, and with fewer errors.

You may be a consultant, Advisor, Project Manager or a novice into the IT industry; after going through this guide you would be able to appreciate DevOps, Microservices and other related concepts like Kanban, Scrum, Agile, SOA, Monolith Architecture, DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, etc.

You would also get to know about the leaders in DevOps and Microservices adoption and the impact it had on the overall agility and hyper-growth of the adopters. This book covers the complete lifecycle for your understanding like Integrating, Testing, Deploying DevOps and Microservices architecture and the Security concerns while deploying it.

I am confident that after going through the book you would be able to navigate the discussion with any stakeholder and take your agenda ahead as per your role. Additionally, if you are new to the industry, and looking for an application development job, this book will help you to prepare with all the relevant information and understanding of the topic.

** I am also providing additional booklets containing all the relevant news, trends, and resources for DevOps and Microservices Architecture.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781643701400
Publisher:	Stephen Fleming
Publication date:	07/31/2018
Series:	Continuous Delivery
Pages:	354
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.74(d)

Table of Contents

1. Devops Handbok

2. Microservices Architecture Handbook

3. Kubernetes Handbook

4. AIOPS and MLOPS

Editorial Reviews

-"One of the best Continuous Delivery books of all time" - BookAuthority

- I have spent weeks and hundreds of dollars on books learning about Kubernetes. I already knew Docker at the expert level. Your book “Continuous Delivery Handbook” was absolutely the best resource I have found.I’m in shock..this little self-published book beat out every blog post, Oreilly book, the official docs, whatever I’ve seen so far. Sending this from a plane I’m on now (had to pay for the WiFi) because it’s just that good -Dan (Amazon Customer)

- This is a very helpful and useful guide. This guide will clarify your conceptual queries with case studies, examples and diagrams.i hope you must find this book useful.- Theresa(Amazon Customer)

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