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In a world where every byte has an impact, Sustainable IT, the Right Way turns digital sustainability from slogan into daily practice. No abstract theory: numbers, monitoring, OKRs, and a real action plan. Concrete examples, ready-to-use tools, and the Green Software Foundation's best practices, in operational language for those who want to make a difference today.
Master Linux from zero to senior DevOps engineer with this comprehensive production-grade guide. Covers 1500+ commands, 500+ interview questions, and 100+ real-world troubleshooting scenarios.
Your CI/CD Pipeline Could Be Costing You More Than Time.AWS CodeBuild, Google Cloud Build, GitLab CI/CD, GitHub Actions, or Azure Pipelines—which one fits your team like a glove?In The CI/CD Pipeline Guide: Choosing Your Build Tool, we cut through the noise. No jargon. No bias. Just a clear, metaphor-driven breakdown of the top 5 CI/CD tools
"Tired of manual server setups that feel like reinventing the wheel every time?What if you could write down your server settings once—like a recipe—and let the computer do the rest? No more ‘oops, I forgot that checkbox.’ No more ‘Why is Server 7 acting weird?’Config as Code is the DevOps secret to consistency, speed, and sanity. And this book is your backstage pass."
The ultimate practical guide designed to fast-track your technical skills without the fluff. Whether you are a developer, student, or DevOps engineer, this essential reference delivers actionable insights to solve real-world problems instantly. Master your craft and stream-line your workflow today!
Thirty-eight conversations from Dave Farley's Engineering Room podcast, now in book form. Kent Beck, Martin Fowler, Jez Humble, Nicole Forsgren, Eric Evans, Kelsey Hightower and many more talk candidly about what it really takes to build great software.
When production breaks, the answer is in a log file on a server somewhere. grep, curl, jq, Bash, and Docker — your survival kit, with 100 exercises.
From commit to confidence: pipelines where tests gate what matters, run in parallel, and tell developers the truth fast.
Infrastructure is code now — which means it can be tested before it becomes a 3 a.m. incident. Terraform, Kubernetes, Helm, and policy-as-code.
The deploy is not the finish line. Use logs, traces, metrics, canaries, and feature flags to keep testing after release — where it counts most.
Break things on purpose, before production does it for you. Load tests that mirror reality and chaos experiments you can defend to management.
Another Production Field Manual: protect APIs before overload becomes an outage with rate limiting, throttling, and tenant fairness.
> 3:07 a.m. The pager goes off. Your database is down, the disk is full, and you're the on-call engineer holding the line. Open this manual to the playbook you need right now to diagnose, stabilize, and verify the fix -- fast.
Learn how to stop retry storms, contain dependency failures, and make resilient microservice calls observable, bounded, and production-ready.
There's a reason your last incident made it past review. It's not that nobody tested — it's that nobody asked the right question. This book is 745 of the right questions, sorted by what happens if you skip them.