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  1. Modern Networking
    Fundamental Concepts
    Declan Moran

    Modern networks like the Internet — explained as simply as possible but no simpler.

  2. Build Your Own Web Server From Scratch In Node.JS
    Learn network programming, HTTP, and WebSocket by coding a Web Server
    build-your-own.org

    Most people use HTTP daily, but few understand its inner workings.This "Build Your Own X" book dives deep,teaching basics from scratch for a clearer understanding of the tools and tech we rely on.Network programming.Protocols & communication.HTTP in detail.WebSocket & concurrency.

  3. AWS Networking Fundamentals
    A Practical Guide to Understand How to Build a Virtual Datacenter into the AWS Cloud
    Toni Pasanen

    VPC, Subnets, Access-Lists, Security Groups, Internet-GW, NAT-GW, VPC Peering, PrivateLink, Virtual Private GW, Transit GW, Site-to-Site VPN, and Direct Connect connection are all basic building blocks in the AWS Networking puzzle. This book explains how you build your own virtual Datacenter by using these components.

  4. LoRaWAN is a very enegry efficient way for IoT devices to communitate over longe distances. This books gives backround information about the technology and it's capabilities. There are also many examples how to build and program a energy efficent LoRaWAN node that can run on a sngle battery for serveral years.

  5. Azure Networking Handbook
    A Comprehensive Guide to Help You Step into the World of Azure Networking
    Toni Pasanen

    This book explains how you can build a secure and scalable networking environment for your applications running in Microsoft Azure. Besides a basic introduction to Microsoft Azure, the book explains various solutions for Virtual Machines Internet Access, connectivity, security, and scalability perspectives.

  6. The API Gateway Handbook
    Your Practical Guide to API Gateway Setup, Security, and Operation
    Thomas Bayer and Tobias Polley

    Whether you’re exposing APIs to partners, building microservices, or connecting legacy systems, API Gateways sit at the heart of your infrastructure. This book takes you step by step through architecture, security, traffic control, OpenAPI validation, and real-world deployment. With vendor-neutral guidance and practical examples using the open-source Membrane API Gateway, it’s a hands-on resource for API developers, architects, and platform teams.

  7. P2P Networks
    Jakob Jenkov

    Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are fascinating! P2P networks can scale to thousands, millions or even billions of individual peers collaborating without a central, coordinating entity. These peers can be run by individuals or organizations - each contributing resources towards the total capacity of the network. This book explores how!

  8. Practical C++ Backend Programming
    Crafting Databases, APIs, and Web Servers for High-Performance Backend
    GitforGits | Asian Publishing House

    It delves into algorithms and databases, the meat and potatoes of back-end development. It explains how various algorithms can be used to simplify difficult problems, enhance functionality, and streamline the code. The book delves into CRUD operations and dives into ins and outs of building and utilizing APIs, with a focus on the gRPC framework.

  9. Traffic Domination Blueprint: Skyrocket Your Website Traffic & Rule Google’s First Page
    Proven Strategies to Skyrocket Website Traffic, Dominate Google Rankings, and Build Lasting Online Authority
    Elite Readers

    Unlock the secrets to skyrocketing website traffic, mastering SEO, and dominating Google’s first page with practical strategies, expert insights, and long-term growth techniques.

  10. A OPERATOR'S HANDBOOK
    Notes from the invisible profession
    Barton E Nicholls

    The draft ones were never sent. The post-mortems never said what really happened. The meetings never heard what you actually thought. This is the book that does.

  11. THE GLOBAL DATA WAR
    Artificial Intelligence, Big Tech, and the Race for Data, Chips, and Cloud
    Nilesh Shantaram Devlekar

    Artificial Intelligence has become the new global power race. Nations are competing for data, infrastructure, and algorithmic dominance that will define the future world order.

  12. A System-Level Study of Hybrid Terrestrial–NTN Architecture for 6G-Ready Cellular Networks
    An Operator-Centric Performance, KPI, and Deployment Perspective
    ADEEL NAIM KHAN
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  13. CompTIA PenTest+ Last Minute Revision
    Essential commands, real scenarios, and 300+ practice questions for the CompTIA PenTest+ PT0-003 exam
    GitforGits | Asian Publishing House

    This book gives you a framework to practice, to troubleshoot, and to walk into the exam room ready for anything. Every topic is designed to simulate what you'll encounter as a pentester in the field. Whether you're going through MCQs, performance scenarios, or flipping through the cheat sheet on the night before the exam, this book helps you build habits, not just answers.

  14. OpenTelemetry Cookbook
    Proven approaches for real-time monitoring and observability on cloud, AI, and modern infrastructures
    GitforGits | Asian Publishing House

    By the time you finish this book, you should be able to make your systems observable across microservices, AI workloads, security monitoring, and hybrid cloud infrastructure. This book will help you learn how to effectively instrument, generate, collect, and export telemetry data (metrics, logs, and traces) to analyze your software’s performance and behavior.

  15. The Software Realm DECODED
    Everything Senior developers expect you to know, but rarely have time to explain
    A. M. Lorion

    You know how to code, but everyone else seems to "just get it" while you secretly Google and ChatGPT everything. The Software Realm DECODED is the patient mentor conversation you've been searching for, Peter asks the questions you're afraid to ask, and the Ultra Senior Developer explains what bootcamps skip and seniors assume you know. By the final chapter, the imposter syndrome disappears and systems finally make sense.