Kubernetes Everywhere: Managing Professional Kubernetes Clusters and Applications
by Christopher Negus
Preface
In the past 30+ years, I have authored or co-authored more than 60 books, mostly about Linux and UNIX. This is by far the hardest book I have ever written.
Moving from Linux to containerization was a natural path for my career. When I first encountered Docker while at Red Hat in 2014, I felt it was an important technology and wrote a lot of the first articles and documentation on it for Red Hat. I later documented podman (Red Hat’s command-line replacement for Docker), Quay container registry, RHCOS and Atomic container operating systems, and some of Red Hat’s own Kubernetes product called OpenShift.
Several things made Kubernetes a natural technology for me to focus on after Linux. First, Linux is the foundation for most Kubernetes features. ...
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