Leanpub Header

Skip to main content

Filters

Category: "DevOps"

Books

  1. PowerShell 101
    PowerShell 101
    The No-Nonsense Guide to Windows PowerShell
    Mike F. Robbins

    This book starts with the basics of PowerShell and uses a step-by-step approach to build up to complex concepts. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this book will help you become more proficient with PowerShell. By the time you finish this book, your skills will be as well-integrated as the seamless components in the cover artwork.

  2. GitHub Actions A Visual Guide
    GitHub Actions A Visual Guide
    Fundamentals for Systems Engineers
    Reiner Braun

    Understand GitHub Actions through visual explanations of workflow execution, runners, job dependencies, data flow, security, and deployment.

  3. GitHub Actions for Python Projects A Practical Guide to CI/CD Automation
    GitHub Actions for Python Projects A Practical Guide to CI/CD Automation
    Automating Testing, Building & Deployment
    AhmedAdawy

    Master automated workflows for your Python code with GitHub Actions for Python Projects. This practical guide covers automated testing, dependency management, coverage reports, documentation builds, and artifact generation to help you build reliable CI/CD pipelines effortlessly.

  4. Observability-Driven Testing: Testing in Production
    Observability-Driven Testing: Testing in Production
    Logs, Metrics, Traces, and Quality in Live Systems
    Yuri Syuganov

    The deploy is not the finish line. Use logs, traces, metrics, canaries, and feature flags to keep testing after release — where it counts most.

  5. Performance and Chaos Engineering: Breaking Things on Purpose
    Performance and Chaos Engineering: Breaking Things on Purpose
    Load Testing, Stress Testing, and Resilience Engineering
    Yuri Syuganov

    Break things on purpose, before production does it for you. Load tests that mirror reality and chaos experiments you can defend to management.

  6. Continuous Delivery for Java Apps: Kubernetes and Jenkins in Practice
    Continuous Delivery for Java Apps: Kubernetes and Jenkins in Practice
    Build a CD Pipeline Step by Step Using Kubernetes, Docker, Vagrant, Jenkins, Spring, Maven and Artifactory
    Jorge Acetozi

    Learn how to create a real-world Continuous Delivery pipeline for a Spring Boot app by setting up a Kubernetes cluster and running Jenkins Pipelines in a scalable fashion (dynamically allocating Jenkins slaves as Kubernetes pods) to test, build, release and deploy a new version to testing, staging and production environments using Canary Release

  7. GitOps
    GitOps
    Cloud-native Continuous Deployment
    Florian Beetz, Anja Kammer, and Dr. Simon Harrer

    GitOps has caused quite some fuss on Twitter and KubeCon, and still continues to do so. This book aggregates the essence of GitOps to help clear up the confusion. This book answers the following questions:What is GitOps?Why should I use GitOps?How does GitOps work?How to get started with GitOps on Kubernetes?What's the Future of GitOps?

  8. Python Desktop Automation
    Python Desktop Automation
    Building Reliable Cross-Platform GUI Tests with pyguitest and pyguitest-recorder
    Dennis K. Paulsen

    Make desktop automation practical, reliable, and cross-platform. Discover how to automate real-world applications, record interactions, and build maintainable GUI tests with Python.

  9. Das kybernetische Unternehmen (Deutsche Ausgabe)
    Das kybernetische Unternehmen (Deutsche Ausgabe)
    So bauen Sie eine zukunftsfähige Organisation auf
    Romano Roth and TranslateAI

    Die meisten Unternehmen können schnell liefern, aber nur wenige können sich in großem Maßstab anpassen.The Cybernetic Enterprise stellt ein einheitliches Betriebsmodell vor, das KI, Rückkopplungsschleifen und Plattform-Denken in die DNA Ihrer Organisation einbettet. Erfahren Sie, wie Sie ein System aufbauen, das Veränderungen wahrnimmt, kontinuierlich lernt und Disruption in strategische Vorteile verwandelt.

  10. Kubernetes: Érase Una Vez
    Kubernetes: Érase Una Vez
    Orquestación de Contenedores
    Manuel Morejón

    Domina Kubernetes v1.36+ en tu portátil sin costes de nube. Despliega clusters multi-nodo profesionales usando Kind. Desde arquitectura básica hasta conceptos avanzados como Gateway API, Ingress y RBAC.

  11. Sustainability for Java Developers
    Sustainability for Java Developers
    Towards an Understanding of Sustainable Java Software Development
    Geertjan Wielenga, Frank Delporte, Simon Martinelli, Markus Westergren, Jan Ouwens, Jan-Hendrik Kuperus, jlengrand, A N M Bazlur Rahman, Vasco Correia Veloso, Ko Turk, Hanno Embregts, and Maarten Mulders

    Discover how Java developers can contribute to a sustainable future. Written by Java Champions and community experts, this collaborative guide explores practical approaches to sustainable software engineering, from resource-efficient design to mindful architecture, empowering you to reduce your environmental impact while building better systems.

  12. Docker: Érase Una Vez
    Docker: Érase Una Vez
    Crear, compartir y ejecutar aplicaciones modernas
    Manuel Morejón

    ¿Kubernetes te parece difícil? Esta es la precuela técnica que necesitas. Deja de copiar Dockerfiles a ciegas y domina los cimientos: imágenes, redes, volúmenes y Docker Compose. La guía definitiva en español para entender los contenedores y construir la base sólida de todo Ingeniero DevOps.

  13. Self-Healing Infrastructure: Building Autonomous Cloud Systems with AI

    Most writing about AI and infrastructure stops at the demo. This book starts on the day the model is confidently wrong at 3 a.m. and an auditor asks who authorised the action it took. Seven working labs — MCP servers with real identity and audit, closed-loop remediation behind a reversibility gate, and autonomy that can be revoked — for platform engineers in safety-critical and regulated industries.

  14. Deployment Intelligence
    Deployment Intelligence
    How Engineering Leaders Stop Deploying Blind
    Andrew McCarron

    Every post-mortem starts the same way: "We didn't see it coming." This book argues that's no longer acceptable — and shows you the science behind predicting deployment risk before it becomes an incident.

  15. Thinking in PostgreSQL
    Thinking in PostgreSQL
    A field guide to PostgreSQL for MySQL engineers
    Nick Vyzas

    Stop treating PostgreSQL like slightly broken MySQL and start using it the way it was designed.