Books

Learn computer networks without wasting time with too much theory. The must-know for web developers who want to understand the behind the scenes of networks.

Stop renting visibility. Start owning the infrastructure. Learn the protocol that delivered 548k hits and 95% Edge efficiency on a 20-year-old "rottame".

For those seeking practical expertise on OpenStack Flamingo, and the services that drive modern private and enterprise cloud environments, you need look no further. With this book, you gain immediate access to the latest insights on OpenStack 2025.2 Flamingo. This book is for those who want to practically experience how OpenStack works, how its services connect, and how to manage them with confidence in real-world deployments.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The idea behind CompTIA Linux+ Last Minute Revision is simple, but it's also ambitious. It's to help you go from not knowing to feeling confident, and it does this by focusing on the most important stuff instead of going over every single topic. We made this book because we've had loads of conversations with professionals who balance complex projects, tight deadlines, and the pressure of staying current in a constantly evolving ecosystem. Each chapter has been designed with real-world needs in mind. Every section is based around the main exam subjects and is designed to help you get ready for the real thing. Instead of just listing features, it challenges you to figure out how to fix things, automate them and keep them secure, and to understand why each step is important.

The content has been organised around five operational domains that mirror the SY0-701 objectives and everyday security responsibilities. Each domain contains key references, crosswalks and short scenarios to facilitate rehearsal of connections rather than isolated facts. In order to assist you with finding terms quickly during last-minute revision, To facilitate this process, practice items are designed to pair acronyms with their respective appearances in multiple-choice questions, thereby training recognition in context.

Aprenda redes na prática, sem perder tempo com teoria demais. O essencial para programadores web que querem entender o que acontece “por trás da tela”.

This reference volume consists of revised, edited, cross-referenced, and thematically organized articles from the Software Diagnostics and Observability Institute and the Software Diagnostics Library (former Crash Dump Analysis blog) about software diagnostics, root cause analysis, debugging, crash and hang dump analysis, and software trace and log analysis written from 15 April 2024 to 14 November 2025.

The latest version of WebAssembly has arrived and it has some really cool new features. I knew that I had to completely rewrite this book to make sure it was up to date. Now, here we are. Within this book, I will take you from the very basics of memory, control flow, and the mechanics that make Wasm work, through to compiling multiple languages, building multi-threaded applications, and optimising for real-world performance.