Kubernetes

Your Code Works Locally. Now, Make It Run for the World. 🌍 Mastered Python? Now face the ultimate challenge: Production. Volume 8: Cloud-Native Python, DevOps & LLMOps takes you beyond the IDE and into the data center. Learn to containerize with Docker, orchestrate with Kubernetes, and serve 70B+ parameter models with enterprise-grade LLMOps. Don’t just write software—architect it.

Understand the challenges of CI/CD on Kubernetes and explore Tekton’s architecture through theoretical explanations and a dedicated hands-on section with real-world examples.Beyond the basics, this guide provides a solution to the dashboard's security limitations, teaching you how to implement an authentication and access control layer using Keycloak, OAuth2, and Kubernetes Impersonation.

Build a real AI platform on OpenShift, not just “another Kubernetes cluster.” This guide walks you through air-gapped installs, Quay mirroring, GPUs, InfiniBand, GitOps, and benchmarking—so platform and SRE teams can deliver a secure, observable, high-performance OpenShift AI environment that app teams actually want to use.

Stop struggling with slow feedback loops and inefficient Kubernetes development. Telepresence lets you run your services locally while debugging against your entire remote cluster. Learn how in this practical handbook.

Transform your data center into a powerful private cloud with this comprehensive guide to Red Hat's enterprise stack. Learn how to deploy OpenShift for container orchestration, integrate OpenStack for VM workloads, and implement Ceph for unified storage—all on a single lab host. Through 10 hands-on chapters, you'll build a production-ready hybrid cloud from scratch, complete with security hardening, performance optimization, and GitOps automation, backed by real-world case studies and battle-tested configurations.

Take control of Kubernetes with GitOps and Argo CD. This book shows you how to deploy, secure, and scale your applications step by step — from the basics to advanced patterns.

Get hands-on with Helm commands, chart creation, values.yaml, and deployment workflows. Learn how to use Bitnami templates, hooks, and control Kubernetes releases. This book is a practical guide made for busy developers—short and simple lessons, clear steps, and diagrams.

Get started with Kubernetes fundamentals step-by-step.

This book is written by a Raspberry Pi enthusiast, so, it could be hopefully interesting for other Raspberry Pi enthusiasts. Also, as it is about enterprise development, it can be eventually useful for any IT specialist dealing with enterprise applications and services.

Build. Deploy. Scale.Take your Java skills to the cloud-native level with Hands-On Java with Kubernetes. From your first Spring Boot or Quarkus app to production-ready deployments with CI/CD, observability, and service mesh—you’ll learn by doing, not just reading. Ideal for developers who want to master Kubernetes without getting bogged down in YAML configuration.

Most Kubernetes books teach you YAML. This one teaches you to build a datacenter.You start with #!/usr/bin/env bash. You finish with one command that provisions, reloads, and tears down a complete multi-service cluster. No magic. No black boxes. Just you, Bash, and the cloud-native platform you built yourself.