Cloud Native DevOps with Kubernetes, 2nd Edition

1. Revolution in the Cloud
	The Creation of the Cloud
		Buying Time
		Infrastructure as a Service
	The Dawn of DevOps
		Improving Feedback Loops
		What Does DevOps Mean?
		Infrastructure as Code
		Learning Together
	The Coming of Containers
		The State of the Art
		Thinking Inside the Box
		Putting Software in Containers
		Plug and Play Applications
	Conducting the Container Orchestra
	Kubernetes
		From Borg to Kubernetes
		Why Kubernetes?
		Will Kubernetes Disappear?
		Kubernetes Is Not a Panacea
	Cloud Native
	The Future of Operations
		Distributed DevOps
		Some Things Will Remain Centralized
		Developer Productivity Engineering
		You Are the Future
	Summary
2. First Steps with Kubernetes
	Running Your First Container
		Installing Docker Desktop
		What Is Docker?
		Running a Container Image
	The Demo Application
		Looking at the Source Code
		Introducing Go
		How the Demo App Works
	Building a Container
		Understanding Dockerfiles
		Minimal Container Images
		Running docker image build
		Naming Your Images
		Port Forwarding
	Container Registries
		Authenticating to the Registry
		Naming and Pushing Your Image
		Running Your Image
	Hello, Kubernetes
		Running the Demo App
		If the Container Doesn’t Start
	Minikube
	Summary
3. Getting Kubernetes
	Cluster Architecture
		The Control Plane
		Node Components
		High Availability
	The Costs of Self-Hosting Kubernetes
		It’s More Work Than You Think
		It’s Not Just About the Initial Setup
		Tools Don’t Do All the Work for You
		Kubernetes The Hard Way
		Kubernetes Is Hard
		Administration Overhead
		Start with Managed Services
	Managed Kubernetes Services
		Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
		Cluster Autoscaling
		Autopilot
		Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
		Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
		IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service
		DigitalOcean Kubernetes
	Kubernetes Installers
		kops
		Kubespray
		kubeadm
		Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE)
		Puppet Kubernetes Module
	Buy or Build: Our Recommendations
		Run Less Software
		Use Managed Kubernetes if You Can
		But What About Vendor Lock-in?
		Bare-Metal and On-Prem
		Multi-Cloud Kubernetes Clusters
		OpenShift
		Anthos
		Use Standard Kubernetes Self-Hosting Tools if You Must
	Clusterless Container Services
		Amazon Fargate
		Azure Container Instances (ACI)
		Google Cloud Run
	Summary