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by Brendan Burns and Craig Tracey
Copyright 2019 Brendan Burns and Craig Tracey. All rights reserved.
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This book is aimed at operators of Kubernetesclusters, either on-premise or in the cloud, or anyone who wantsto gain a deeper knowledge of how Kubernetes is architected, installedand maintained. Although there is useful information in this book ifyou are a Kubernetes user or developer, ultimately this book is lowerlevel than most Kubernetes users will need. Instead it is devoted tothe details that concern the people who are responsible for ensuringthat a cluster stays healthy, secure and available for developersbuilding applications on Kubernetes.
While there is an increasingly large body of work both online andin printed form describing how users might best take advantage ofKubernetes to build and deploy their applications, there isrelatively little content available for the operators who install,maintain and upgrade Kubernetes clusters. This book steps intothat gap and provides a concise collection of the informationnecessary to successfully operate Kubernetes for yourself orfor others.
Kubernetes is ubiquitous today as the most common way people managecontainers and build cloud native applications. IndeedKubernetes as a service is available in all of the major public clouds.But for many people using such a service isnt appealing.Perhaps you have regulatory reasons for preserving data in an on-premiseenvironment like a hospital or financial institution, or perhapsyou are operating Kubernetes in a location like a distant airfield oroil platform where limited bandwidth makes using the cloud impossible.Alternately you may simply be interested in gaining the skills neededto run Kubernetes in such an environment.
We hope that the knowledge we have gained through our variousexperiences operating Kubernetes can be shared through this book.With luck this book will provide you the advantage of our experienceswithout requiring that you go through the trials and tribulations bywhich this experience was obtained.
This book both summarizes how Kubernetes operates and dives deeply intotopics necessary for successfully administering a Kubernetes cluster.After an introduction to the various topics in is devoted to howpods are scheduled into the cluster. A depth of understand of how Kubernetesoperates will enable you to better serve your users who will need yourhelp when things go wrong.
The remainder of the book is devoted to specific topics that are requiredto manage a Kubernetes cluster, including installing and upgrading Kubernetes ( is devotedto the various ways that the Kubernetes cluster can be extended.
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