Books

花與樹

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Exercises

anemogram is about a young girl and the power that is given to her. A story driven by the inner worlds of its characters, the surreal and dreamlike fuse with the mundanity of the everyday, inviting the reader to take as much as they bring. 

If you want to know what it takes to set up a container platform using Kubernetes for an enterprise and do it so it supports DevOps way of working then this is a book for you. 

This book will help you get started with AWS Lambda and the Serverless Application Model. Lambda is Amazon’s engine for running event-driven functions, and SAM is an open-source toolkit that greatly simplifies deploying Lambda services. Together, they make it easy to create auto-scaling APIs and cloud services designed for serverless deployments.

This book is the result of my self-discovery journey. It contains the 15 exercises that I used to discover not only my personality traits but also what motivates and fulfils me in life. You can use this framework to structure your thinking and find your own answers.

Your travel guide for implementing Scrum. This book will help you understand what you are getting yourself into. But be aware - only you can start the journey.

Taking up residence in Tajimi, Japan, made the author of this book an eel fan. In this book master chef Hiroyuki Murate lets you in on the secrets on cooking eel Tajimi style. The book is accompanied by an instructional video.

General Linux questions to prepare the Linux administrator certification candidates.

An introduction to Linux for anyone who ever found text books a bit dry. Learning real Linux skills can be fun. We start with some basics and increase our skills step by step until we are comfortable and confident. We use small building blocks to tackle everyday Linux system administration tasks.

Automation in testing is a lot more than just recording a test or writing code, it takes planning and lots of other front-end tasks in order for it to be successful. In this book you'll learn about the things you need to do first before writing a line of code.