624 pages
Published Jan. 20, 2018 by Manning Publications.
Well presented, but some parts are already outdated. What remains is enough to get started, but it makes me wonder how far development practices have advanced wrt k8s in the past four years. Will look for more recent books too.
A very well-written, in-depth book about Kubernetes. I expected it to be a little bit boring and complex. Turned out, it's super interesting. But still complex :)
It doesn't simply list Kubernetes concepts, providing usage examples + descriptions of them. It explains why they're created and how they're created, so they fit nicely into a coherent picture of the Kubernetes ecosystem.
There are a lot of "a-ha!" moments. There are also a lot of "how did I live without it?!" moments. Totally recommend, if you like that feeling.
Nearly perfect book. A 4 1/2. a bit dry in the last chapters, but other than that it’s a great introduction to the topic.
